Brain CT report form, ask an expert for guidance!! Urgent!!!

Hello: The anterior cistern of the longitudinal fissure and the lateral cistern of both sides are widened, and the frontal sulci on both sides are increased and deepened], because in infancy, the development of the brain parenchyma is not perfect, so this situation exists; As the child grows, the brain will have a rapid development, several fontanelles in the brain will close, and the brain parenchyma will gradually mature, and this image will disappear.

There was no abnormal density shadow in the brain parenchymal density, no abnormalities in the ventricular system, and the midline structure was centered. This part indicates that the CT image of the child's brain is normal. Everything is normal in your baby's brain, so you don't have to worry.

First of all, you have to understand one thing, CT does an anatomical examination and not a functional examination. In other words, if there is a change in morphological density, CT can be detected, and if it is simply a change in function, it can be detected by the inspection department.

Frontotemporal crescent-shaped hypodense opacities, which are generally considered to be subdural effusions. But this is only a manifestation and not a disease, that is, what the primary disease is is undetermined. But having fluid under the dura is certainly not normal.

It is recommended that you go to the children's hospital in the morning for a comprehensive examination, your child's condition should not be very good, and as he gets older, he may fall behind the proper development standards. Some diseases are diagnosed early and may be cured.

Crescent-shaped areas of cerebrospinal fluid-like density are seen below the internal skull plates of the bilateral frontotemporal region, which is not normally permissible. But it is too early to diagnose congenital dementia. It is advisable to observe again.

Regular brain CT examinations can be done to ensure that many of a child's brain needs to continue to develop and improve for a period of time after birth.

Subarachnoid hemorrhage is a very serious intracerebral hemorrhage, often caused by a ruptured aneurysm in the skull.

Generally, surgery for subarachnoid hemorrhage does not have much sequelae, unlike intraparenchymal hemorrhage, which must destroy the brain tissue during surgery before the bleeding focus can be cleaned.

I see that the patient was admitted to the hospital on January 1, 2011 and was diagnosed with subarachnoid hemorrhage. On January 5, 2011, the re-examination was carried out and it was learned from the report that the patient did not have surgery and was conservative**. It seems that the hospital has a good grasp of the patient's condition, and it has absorbed a lot in 5 days, so I am afraid that it will continue to be conservative**.

I don't know the patient's condition, especially the size of the bleeding, so I don't dare to jump to conclusions, and I recommend actively cooperating with the doctor**.

To be checked. How long do you have to wait for the sample to be sampled? Thank you for your help reply.

Analysis: Hello, what is the patient's current condition and what are the symptoms?

Guidance: There is a low-density shadow in the temporal region, considering the softening and absorption period of the original hematoma, it is necessary to continue**, it is best to do an MRI review again, so that you can see it clearly.