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Old Brain MRI Results
Hi, I had a MRI and years later I found this in my record.
mild to moderate dilation of the right lateral ventricle including the temporal horn
What can this cause? and could this be the cause of my headaches (I get migraines, cluster and some other type, throbling on the right side of my head?) memory loss? maybe bi-polarness?
Thank you so much in advance.
mild to moderate dilation of the right lateral ventricle including the temporal horn
What can this cause? and could this be the cause of my headaches (I get migraines, cluster and some other type, throbling on the right side of my head?) memory loss? maybe bi-polarness?
Thank you so much in advance.
This MRI was from 2001 the reason for the MRI was the headaches, memory loss, fatigue while I was in the military. The only follow up was a neurophysc
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"The volume of the lateral ventricles are known to increase with age. They are also enlarged in a number of neurological conditions and are on average larger in patients with schizophrenia [1], bipolar disorder.[2], and Alzheimer's disease. [3]."