Respected Sir/ Madam, my mother has been diagnosed recently with "Bilateral gangliocapsular ... as: "Small subtel hypodense patches are seen in bilateral gangliocapsular area." rest daignosis ... View answer

My wife MRI results show ILL define CSF intensity small lesion noted in left gangliocapsular region involving posterio part lentiform nucleus ,external capsule and posterio limb. What does this mean to me? ... View answer

CAUSE AND TREATMENT FOR RETINAL HAEMORRHAGE ... View answer

the CT Scan report of my mother says ---- "Hypodense lesions with loss of cortico medullary demarcations in gangliocapsular regions, left frontal region, priventricular corona radiata and central ... View answer

Diagnosis - Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis with Frontal Parietal Haemorrhage. 29 years old male, C/o: Cerebral Venous Sinus Thrombosis with Frontal Parietal Haemorrhage. H/o Craniotomy on 30/04 ... View answer

Dr. My father is 53 years old. He had gangliocapsular hemorrhage, now in grade 3 coma, intraventricular extension, responds to painful stimuli focal seizones dvt r leg pulmonary embolism septicemia ... View answer

Acute infarct is seen in the left gangliocapsular region and corona radiata.v Acute lacunar infarct ... and bilateral thalami.v Hemosiderin blood products are seen in bilateral gangliocapsular regions and ... View answer

My dad s(69 yrs) CT of the brain says: NECT Brain and orbit study reveals: Few lacunar infarcts in bilateral gangliocapsular regions. Generalized cerebral atrophy with periventricular chronic ischemic ... View answer

bilateral gangliocapsular region as sequelae to old infarcts. What should i do? ... View answer

Hello. My 82 year old mother had a CTscan of the brain yesterday. They found old left gangliocapsular infarctions. She was having vomiting, nausea & dizziness. Are these previous TIAs? or could they ... View answer