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    This CT scan report of the head for a patient named Shushila Ji describes normal findings in the infratentorial region. In the supratentorial region, hypodense areas were seen in the left frontal and temporal regions with widened CSF spaces. The ventricles and cisterns appeared prominent but there was no midline shift. The bony architecture showed no obvious fractures. The impression was areas of gliosis in the left frontal and temporal regions, likely sequelae of an old head injury, along with diffuse cerebral atrophy. Clinical correlation was recommended.

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    This CT scan report of the head for a patient named Shushila Ji describes normal findings in the infratentorial region. In the supratentorial region, hypodense areas were seen in the left frontal and temporal regions with widened CSF spaces. The ventricles and cisterns appeared prominent but there was no midline shift. The bony architecture showed no obvious fractures. The impression was areas of gliosis in the left frontal and temporal regions, likely sequelae of an old head injury, along with diffuse cerebral atrophy. Clinical correlation was recommended.

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    SUSHUILAJI

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    This CT scan report of the head for a patient named Shushila Ji describes normal findings in the infratentorial region. In the supratentorial region, hypodense areas were seen in the left frontal and temporal regions with widened CSF spaces. The ventricles and cisterns appeared prominent but there was no midline shift. The bony architecture showed no obvious fractures. The impression was areas of gliosis in the left frontal and temporal regions, likely sequelae of an old head injury, along with diffuse cerebral atrophy. Clinical correlation was recommended.

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    PATIENT NAME SHUSHILA JI AGE

    REF BY
    DATE OF INV June 24, 2019

    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

     Hypodense areas are seen in left frontal and temporal region with
    widened CSF spaces.

     Cortical sulci are prominent .

     Third and both lateral ventricles are prominent.

     Basal cisterns are clear.

     No midline shift is seen.

    Bony architecture

     No obvious fracture is seen.

    IMPRESSION:

     AREAS OF GLIOSIS IN LEFT FRONTAL AND TEMPORAL REGIONS ….SEQUALAE OF


    OLD HEAD INJURY .
     DIFFUSE CEREBRAL ATROPHY .

    Clinical correlation is necessary.


    [DR. RAJESH SHARMA, MD]

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