Hi!
Difficult to say, but hypertensities or white dots can be due to brain aging, migraine, vasculitis, ischaemic or hypoxic-ischaemic changes, haemorrhagic foci, inflammatory changes, multiple sclerosis, central pontine and extrapontine myelinolysis, cancer metastases, radio-and chemotherapy related changes, neurometabolic diseases, and CNS degenerative diseases.
It would help if you can click a photo of the report section (without your name and other details) and upload that. Please start a new thread and I’ll look into it. Also, please consult your doctor regarding this. Take care!
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If it helps, the images with the little white dot I am following with my mouse are SWI.
Oh no. I'm sorry. I don't know how to put it all up online yet. Also, I don't want my name on the web for privacy reasons.
But, if there is anything I can include in the picture more i can. Also I could edit my name out of the pictures possibly? May take me a day to do.
From what you can see so far, do you think those little white dots have any meanings?
Thanks for all your help again. It is so appreciated.
Please upload the report--it is difficult to read a MRI on net.
I put a few more up as well.