A CT examination report, asking for answers, I would appreciate it

It's not a disease. The results are normal. Don't**.

Brain atrophy is a manifestation of aging of brain tissue, just as it is normal to identify an elderly person, who writes: "Loose and wrinkled.

This is just a literal speculation. It's good to see**. If you are not sure, you can ask your doctor to see if the degree of brain atrophy is commensurate with your age.

People will have some degenerative diseases when they get older.

But why dehydrate mannitol... Then go and ask the doctor who prescribes it... I have a limited level and can't understand.

Normal people will have more or less computer atrophy after the age of 50, it is recommended to eat brain rehabilitation Cerebral discharge adenosine B12 is to nourish the cranial nerves.

Mannitol should not be used for cerebral atrophy, mannitol is dehydration to lower intracranial pressure, why is your mother's brain not edematous. Methylcobalamin nourishes the peripheral nerves and is of little use to the brain.

Your mom is 59 years old, and there may be some brain atrophy, but it depends on the symptoms. But there's nothing to worry about looking at CT.

It proves that it is only atrophy, no brain parenchymal disease, and it proves that there is no infarction, white matter porosis or anything like that. Don't worry, watch out for a low-sugar, low-fat, low-salt diet. The medicine you are prescribing is to dilate the cerebral blood vessels and nourish the cranial nerves.

MR examination is not required. I have time to read more newspapers and exercise my brain.

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Brain atrophy in the elderly, normal, nothing particularly good, there are a bunch of things in Chinese medicine, but I don't know if it works, retire, it's okay, it's okay, it's stupid slowly, it's better to find something to do.

Why do I check CT, there should be other symptoms, is it poor memory? Mental retardation? Unsteady gait?

There won't be urinary incontinence, and anything else, it's better to scan an MRI, CT is too bad, I don't dare to say it's okay if I don't look at the MRI of the nervous system, but it's more expensive, hehe.

Summary. Hello, I can't see **.

The following ** is my CT report, I hope someone who understands will show me a serious no, thank you!

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Hello! Your diagnosis is correct. But I don't know exactly what you're trying to ask. I'll just say it, I hope it can help you.

1. Multiple lacunar cerebral infarction: It is caused by the ischemic necrosis of a small area of deep brain tissue caused by the occlusion of small arteries in the brain, and the main ones are hypertension and cerebral arteriosclerosis. There are no clinical manifestations, and patients with severe symptoms such as mild hemiplegia will appear.

**If you want to, please consult at the hospital.

2. Ischemic changes in the white matter of the brain: This situation is actually the same as the above meaning. This diagnosis can be dispensed with.

3. Brain atrophy: As long as it is an elderly person, many people have brain atrophy, so there is no need to think about this, after all, people are old.

Broadly speaking, these three diagnoses can be summarized as: subcortical arteriosclerotic encephalopathy.

The medicine prescribed by the doctor is useful, and there is no way to ** for a disease like this, only health care. Pay more attention to physical exercise. When people get older, they are afraid of brain aging.

In the above cases, when we write CT or MRI reports, we generally only have one diagnosis - subcortical arteriosclerotic encephalopathy (referred to as "dermatoencephalitis" when discussed among doctors in the department).

1. Explain the accessory spleen. Accessory spleen refers to the presence of one or more endothelial tissues that are structurally similar to the spleen and functionally identical to the spleen in addition to the spleen in its normal position. That is, the accessory spleen is a mutation that does not cause any harm to the body;

2. Your spleen is indeed relatively large, it is recommended to check the blood picture and hepatitis B two and a half or three pairs, you need to clarify the cause of the enlarged spleen, which is much bigger than the problem of the accessory spleen itself;

3. Small nodular shadow in the posterior space of the left kidney, accessory spleen may be examined, enhanced or B ultrasound if necessary. - This advice is correct, it is better to do an epigastric contrast scan, right in this hospital. If the small nodular shadow in the left posterior space of the left kidney is consistent with the type and degree of enhancement of the spleen, it can be determined to be accessory spleen and does not require any treatment.

If there is inconsistency, the nature is difficult to determine, and follow-up observation is an option.

The report basically means:

1.A mass in the upper lower lobe of the right lung (most commonly) is more likely, and infection or lung abscess is less likely.

2.Lesions in the upper lower lobe of the right lung also cause atelectasis in the upper lower lobe of the right lung and involve the local pleura.

Hello, I don't know what symptoms you have, such as cough, hemoptysis, whether you have chest pain or not, etc.

According to the CT report, the left upper chest wall saw a semicircular high-density shadow, the location was relatively vague, and the chest wall was divided into **, deep and superficial fascia, outer muscle layer, intercostal muscle, internal fascia and parietal pleura. Whether it is an intrathoracic mass or an extrathoracic mass, a subcutaneous mass, a lung mass or a location, and whether there is a clear diagnosis.

However, from the point of view of clear boundaries, the basic situation is still good, in line with the growth mode of benign placeholders.

Contrast-enhanced CT can further make a differential diagnosis and clarify the nature, and if the surgery is performed directly, the doctor may have a psychological differentiation between benign and malignant and the way of surgery.