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MRI of head and brain stem results 2 yr old
by ausky, Mar 12, 2007 12:00AM
My sons results are as follows
There is boarderline myelination for age with patchy signal in the parietal periventricular white matter which may represent patchy areas of abnormal myelination or unmyelinated white matter or possible gliosis. Mild thinning of teh body of the corpus callosum is present, likely due to periventricular white matter loss. Asymmetry in size in the lateral ventricles can be a normal finding, but may suggest asymmetric volume loss.
Can anyone explain this? Any info will help. Thanks
There is boarderline myelination for age with patchy signal in the parietal periventricular white matter which may represent patchy areas of abnormal myelination or unmyelinated white matter or possible gliosis. Mild thinning of teh body of the corpus callosum is present, likely due to periventricular white matter loss. Asymmetry in size in the lateral ventricles can be a normal finding, but may suggest asymmetric volume loss.
Can anyone explain this? Any info will help. Thanks
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