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recent ct scan shows a small curvilinear focus of low density in the right basalganglia region which could represent a lacunar infarct or perivascular space. what does this mean?
thanks for your response. i will check out the website you recommended. Do you know if there are specific symptoms w/spots in this area of the brain?
Is a medical language...
Basal Ganglia is a region of a brain.
Collectively the caudate nucleus, putamen and globus pallidus form the Basal Ganglia, and are involved in movement control. These highly specialised clusters of cells/nuclei are found within the white matter, beneath the cerebral cortex.
To know more about brains:
http://www.brainexplorer.org
Warmest regards..aidle
Basal Ganglia is a region of a brain.
Collectively the caudate nucleus, putamen and globus pallidus form the Basal Ganglia, and are involved in movement control. These highly specialised clusters of cells/nuclei are found within the white matter, beneath the cerebral cortex.
To know more about brains:
http://www.brainexplorer.org
Warmest regards..aidle
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