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    Kanti Devi, a 55-year-old female, underwent a CT scan of the head which showed a tiny hypodense area in the right basal ganglionic region indicating a small infarct, but no evidence of bleeding or other abnormalities. The cerebellum, brainstem, and ventricles appeared normal. There were also no signs of fracture or intracranial pathology. The report concluded a tiny right basal ganglionic infarct and age-related cortical sulcal prominence.

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    Kanti Devi, a 55-year-old female, underwent a CT scan of the head which showed a tiny hypodense area in the right basal ganglionic region indicating a small infarct, but no evidence of bleeding or other abnormalities. The cerebellum, brainstem, and ventricles appeared normal. There were also no signs of fracture or intracranial pathology. The report concluded a tiny right basal ganglionic infarct and age-related cortical sulcal prominence.

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    Kanti Devi, a 55-year-old female, underwent a CT scan of the head which showed a tiny hypodense area in the right basal ganglionic region indicating a small infarct, but no evidence of bleeding or other abnormalities. The cerebellum, brainstem, and ventricles appeared normal. There were also no signs of fracture or intracranial pathology. The report concluded a tiny right basal ganglionic infarct and age-related cortical sulcal prominence.

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    PATIENT NAME KANTI DEVI AGE 55 F

    REF BY DR OF NJH
    DATE OF INV September 26, 2017

    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

    Tiny hypodense area is seen in right basal ganglionic region .No


    evidence of fresh bleed is seen .

    Cortical sulci are prominent.

    Bilateral cerebral parenchyma shows normal gray and white matter


    differentiation.

    No subdural or extradural collection is seen.

    Third and both lateral ventricles are normal in size.

    Basal cisterns are clear.

    No midline shift is seen.

    Bony architecture

    No obvious fracture is seen.

    OPINION:

    NO POST TRAUMATIC INTRACRANIAL PATHOLOGY IS SEEN.


    TINY RIGHT BASAL GANGLIONIC INFARCT.
    AGE RELATED CORTICAL SULCAL PROMINENCE.

    Clinical correlation is necessary.


    [DR. RAJESH SHARMA, MD]

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