VENOUS ANGIOMAS ARE CONSIDERED A "NORMAL VARIANT." MOST OF THE TIME, THIS TANGLE OF VESSELS IS THERE FROM BIRTH.
"A FOCAL 5MM HYPERINTENSE T2 AND HYPERINTENSE T1 SIGNAL ABNORMALITY WITHIN THE FRONTAL SUBCORTICAL WHITE MATTER" IS AN ODDITY. TO BE HYPERINTENSE IN BOTH T1 AND T2 SEQUENCES PRE-CONTRAST WOULD SUGGEST SOMETHING OTHER THAN DEMYELINATING LESION.
SOUNDS LIKE HERE NEUROLOGIST HAS SOME MORE TESTING TO DO.
Bob
My eye sight isn't what it use to be so caps makes it easier for me to catch any mistakes I might make in my spelling I apologize to those who might have that it to be rude.
By the way, the above comes from the welcoming letter from our volunteer moderator, Lulu. Her words
"YOU WILL ALSO SOMETIMES SEE A MEMBER POST IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. UNLIKE OTHER PLACE WHERE THIS WOULD BE CONSIDERED RUDE, THE REASON FOR ALL CAPS HERE IS TOTALLY ACCEPTABLE AND AGAIN HAS TO DO WITH VISION PROBLEMS. SOME OF OUR MEMBERS CAN ONLY READ ALL CAPS EASILY, THEY TYPE THEIR QUESTIONS IN ALL CAPS, AND WE TRY TO BE ACCOMMODATING TO THEIR NEEDS BY RESPONDING TO THEM IN THE SAME WAY."
It can be found here
http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Multiple-Sclerosis/-Welcome--Some-Explanations-for-our-New-Members-/show/1163158
I know you mean well but there are many with MS that appreciate all caps. It is easier for them to read.
Didn't the neuro explain the MRI to her? I am not a medical professional but at her age it could mean she is having mini strokes or it could be from migraines or a host of other things.
If she doesn't remember maybe have the doctor or his nurse explain again via phone. Maybe she will allow you to listen in? Or maybe she will agree to another appointment and have you sit in.
Sometimes when it comes to our children, we prefer them not to be involved in our health care but we should have a friend with us that can give us a good understanding of what is being said.
I know you loved her. I hope you can get some answers.
Capital letters make me so dizzy that I don't read the entries. Writing in capitals upsets a lot of people.