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By Juliewi | Apr 14, 2010

7 Comments

Which lobe is this lesion located in?

Could someone please tell me what lobe this lesion is located in? I'd be very grateful. Thank you very much!
Julie

Tags: lobe, lesions

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Juliewi

Apr 14, 2010

Click on the picture for a better view.

Juliewi

Apr 15, 2010

Anyone have a clue?

natasha2980

Apr 15, 2010

To: Juliewi

I would have said frontal lobe, but im not a doctor.

Juliewi

Apr 15, 2010

I rather thought so myself. My radiologist put is as a right temporal lobe lesion?

That appears wrong to me, unless I am not seeing things correctly.

Can anyone else share your opinion?

Juliewi

Apr 15, 2010

bump

Londres70

Apr 15, 2010

To: Juliewi

I would say left temporal lobe.

Londres70

Apr 15, 2010

To: Juliewi

It is above the eye socket which would be the temporal lobe region.

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