What Is The Treatment For Hemorrhagic Secretions In The Air Cells?
I just received results from an MRI of the brain and IAC with and without contrast. The results are negative for tumors. However the right temporal bone. T1/T2 signal with hyperintesity with the within the inferiorly located right mastoid air cells potentially represent chronic secretions or hemorraghic secretions within the air cells. Alternatively, the process represents localized fibrous dysplasia in this area or marrow encroachment and sclerosis of the mastoid air cells. I am a 57 year old male...experiencing dizziness and hearing loss. Could the mastoid inflammation contribute to these symptoms. Also, could air travel each week aggrevate this process. Recommended treatments?
Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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What Is The Treatment For Hemorrhagic Secretions In The Air Cells?