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    A CT scan was performed on 60-year-old Shiv Kali, who was referred by Dr. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location, with good gray and white matter differentiation in the cerebral hemispheres. There was no evidence of any focal or diffuse parenchymal disease, space occupying lesions, or midline shift. The radiologist's opinion was that the scan was normal, but noted that acute infarcts may not be visible for up to 6 hours, so clinical correlation is necessary.

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    A CT scan was performed on 60-year-old Shiv Kali, who was referred by Dr. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location, with good gray and white matter differentiation in the cerebral hemispheres. There was no evidence of any focal or diffuse parenchymal disease, space occupying lesions, or midline shift. The radiologist's opinion was that the scan was normal, but noted that acute infarcts may not be visible for up to 6 hours, so clinical correlation is necessary.

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    A CT scan was performed on 60-year-old Shiv Kali, who was referred by Dr. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles, and cisterns to be normal in size and location, with good gray and white matter differentiation in the cerebral hemispheres. There was no evidence of any focal or diffuse parenchymal disease, space occupying lesions, or midline shift. The radiologist's opinion was that the scan was normal, but noted that acute infarcts may not be visible for up to 6 hours, so clinical correlation is necessary.

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    PATIENTS NAME : SHIV KALI 60YRS

    REFERRED BY : DR
    DATE OF INV. : October 8 !0"#
    $T ST%DY 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

    Both the cerebral hemisphere show normal gray and white matter differentiation.
    Basal cisterns are seen normally.
    Third and both lateral ventricles are seen normally.
    No midline shift is seen.
    OPINION:
    NO EVIDENCE SUGGESTIVE OF ANY FOCAL / DIFFUSE PARENCY!AL
    DISEASE OR ANY SPACE OCCUPYING LESION IS IDENTIFIED"
    NOTE: # ACUTE INFARCTS !AY NOT $E VISI$LE ON CT FOR UP TO %&
    OURS"

    Clinical correlation is necessary
    'DR RA(ES SAR!A !D )

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