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    A 55-year-old female patient named Ms. Susheela was referred by Dr. G.N Bhaskar for a non-contrast CT scan of the head on October 06, 2014. The scan found hemorrhagic contusions in the left temporal region of the brain with surrounding edema, while the infratentorial structures, ventricles, and bones appeared normal. No additional abnormalities were noted.

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    A 55-year-old female patient named Ms. Susheela was referred by Dr. G.N Bhaskar for a non-contrast CT scan of the head on October 06, 2014. The scan found hemorrhagic contusions in the left temporal region of the brain with surrounding edema, while the infratentorial structures, ventricles, and bones appeared normal. No additional abnormalities were noted.

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    A 55-year-old female patient named Ms. Susheela was referred by Dr. G.N Bhaskar for a non-contrast CT scan of the head on October 06, 2014. The scan found hemorrhagic contusions in the left temporal region of the brain with surrounding edema, while the infratentorial structures, ventricles, and bones appeared normal. No additional abnormalities were noted.

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    PATIENTS NAME : MS.

    SUSHEELA 55 YRS/F
    REFERRED BY : DR. G.N BHASKAR
    DATE OF INV. : Monday, October 06, 2014
    NC CT STUDY OF HEAD
    Infratentorial
    Cerebellopontine angle and prepontine cisterns are seen normally.
    Fourth ventricle is normal in size and midline in location.
    Cerebellar parenchyma and brain stem appears to be normal.
    Supratentorial
    Hyperdense areas of blood density are seen in left temporal region with area
    of edema..
    No subdural or extradural collection is seen.
    Basal cisterns are seen normally.
    Third and both lateral ventricles are seen normally.
    No midline shift is seen.
    Bony architecture
    No obvious fracture is seen.
    OPINION:
    HEMORRHAGIC CONTUSIONS LEFT TEMPORAL REGION.
    Clinical correlation is necessary.
    (DR. RAJESH SHARMA, MD)
    Typed by hekhar saini.

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