I'm 53 yr female. I had a brain MRI because the constant headachesm I thought it was related to my ear ( tinnitus ). The results mention a minimal cerebellar tonsillar ectopia , also chronic ... View answer

intradural lesion. g. No evidence of atlantoaxial dislocation or cerebellar tonsillar herniation. IMPRESSION ... View answer

Left cerebellar hemisphere shows heterogeneous mass lesion with surrounding hyperintensity in T2/Flair ... tonsilar herniation seen in the left side Impression: Hetrogeneously irregular marginal enhancing... View answer

there is a diffuse disc bulging but no focal disc herniation. At c4-5 there is a broad left sided small C4-5 disc herniation. My question is this on the report it states that The cerbellar tonsils are ... View answer

radiologist that I have mild cerebellar tonsillar ectopia with the tonsils extending down a few millimeters ... with bilateral sciatica, lumbar disc herniation with radiulopathy, right L5-S1, whole... View answer

suggestive of relatively low position of cerebellar tonsils with possible tonsillar herniation through ... View answer

focal disc herniation is seen. What does this mean? I do have 3-4 mm cerebellar tonsillar ectopic - and ... View answer

I have been told that I have mild cerebellar tonsillar ectopia, but the MRI showed my cerebellar tonsils only descend 3mm below my foramen magnum. All my head aches started when I was weight lifting ... View answer

Hello, This was my MRI result can you explain what it means? FINDINGS: No cerebellar tonsillar ...: Unremarkable.       C3-4: No focal disc herniation, cord compression or high grade foraminal      ... View answer

I had decompression surgery for Arnold Chiari in 2003. I just recently had MRi that states i have low-lying cerebellar tonsils cosistant with tonsillar ectopia and minimal mucosal thickening in ... View answer