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Dizziness & Giddiness. Taking Vertin. Need Assistance To Understand MRI Results
gud eveng doctor, my mother is complaining of dizziness and giddiness since last three months on being examined by doctor she was prescribed medicine named vertin( betahistine - 16 mg) & cinnarizine - 25 mg)and an MRI scan . Now the opinion is showing the following findings:- Small Gliotic areas are present in bilateral fronto- parietal sub cortical and Deep white matter appearing hyper intense on T2 and fliar sequences while appear hypo intense on T1 sequences. kindly guide me the fidings in a easy and understoodable laugauge, please and it s severity too. thanking you.
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These Gliotic lesions spoken of are scar tissue in the brain, most commonly caused by exclusion(blockage of )a small blood vessel. Those small areas of blood loss then cause the brain tissue to die causing these spots on MRI. This might have no symptoms at all or severe symptoms , depending on which area of the brain they occur. I trust this answers your question, please feel free to ask if you require any further information.
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Dizziness & Giddiness. Taking Vertin. Need Assistance To Understand MRI Results
Thank you for you query. These Gliotic lesions spoken of are scar tissue in the brain, most commonly caused by exclusion(blockage of )a small blood vessel. Those small areas of blood loss then cause the brain tissue to die causing these spots on MRI. This might have no symptoms at all or severe symptoms , depending on which area of the brain they occur. I trust this answers your question, please feel free to ask if you require any further information.