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What Does My MRI Scan Say?

Hello there dr. This are the findings from my MRI Brain with contrast

Non- specific solitary T2W/ FLAIR hyperintense in the left subcortical white matter. This may be seen in cases of migraine

Consider a posterior fossa arachnoid cyst

Bilateral maxillary sinusitis?

Can u guide me pls? Thank u so much.
Mon, 28 Apr 2014
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Radiologist 's  Response
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.

An arachnoid cyst is a balloon like fluid filled structure and it is completely harmless.

The sub cortical T2 FLAIR hyperintense area is a non specific finding (cannot be pin pointed to any one particular condition). It is seen in brain aging, with migraine, ischaemic changes, vasculitis, hypoxic-ischaemic changes, haemorrhagic foci, inflammatory changes to name some. You must discuss in details with your neurologist.

Bilateral maxillary sinusitis may need to be controlled with medications when symptomatic. It is most likely due to allergy or upper airway infection.
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What Does My MRI Scan Say?

Hi, Thanks for writing in. An arachnoid cyst is a balloon like fluid filled structure and it is completely harmless. The sub cortical T2 FLAIR hyperintense area is a non specific finding (cannot be pin pointed to any one particular condition). It is seen in brain aging, with migraine, ischaemic changes, vasculitis, hypoxic-ischaemic changes, haemorrhagic foci, inflammatory changes to name some. You must discuss in details with your neurologist. Bilateral maxillary sinusitis may need to be controlled with medications when symptomatic. It is most likely due to allergy or upper airway infection.