involutional changes. I'm a 73 yr old female. Could you please put this in layman's terms? Thank you. ...I recently had an MRI . Results show mild to moderate non specific white matter FLAIR ... View answer

Just had results from a CT scan suggesting that I have generalised involutional change. I am 86, so reading in context am I correct in assuming that there is some age related degeneration of my brain? ... View answer

involutional changes what does that mean,in plain english please . ... View answer

what are mild involutional changes of the brain? what causes this/ ... View answer

cerebral cortical involutional changes...and confluent and multifocal punctate FLAIR hyper intensity with ... changes. Varying degrees of Fluid in sinus -- right and left (mucosal thickening. ... View answer

moderate brain involutional changes especially involving the frontal lobes and to less extent parieatl and ... sinsiter focal bony abnormally seen. Conclusion: moderate brain involutional... View answer

, consistent with microvascular disease changes. Impression: chronic involutional changes of the brain. Would ...85 to white female presenting with mild hand tremors, with progressive memory... View answer

parietal lobe and maybe secondary to postoperative changes, chronic infarction or other chronic changes. - age related involutional changes. ... View answer

Please can you explain in words that a lay person can understand a CT head result that describes age related involutional changes, extensive bi-lateral ventricular subcortical white matter change ... View answer

I am 41 years old. I had a CT scan a month ago for headaches. It showed involutional changes in the frontotemporal lobes & cerebellum,not corresponding to my age. It said to check with my alcohol... View answer