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Stroke |
About the finding of MRI without contrast04/04/2008 |
An MRI was done for fainting, intermittent aphasia--this has happened infrequently over the past 10 years. Results read--No intracranial infarct, hemorrhage or mass seen. Ventricles and extra-axial spaces are age-appropriate in size (age 27 female). Mildy prominent perivascular space is noted in particular at the frontoparietal regions bilateraly. Other is normal.What does the "mildly prominent....regions bilaterally" mean? Should I see a neurologist or not? I was told by MD that it is normal.
Prominent Perivascular space is a normal finding in MRI. Best Regards.
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Yousef Mohammad, MD, MSc Assistant Professor Director, Stroke Fellowship Program College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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