Question 1

can an 8 mm cerebral ectopica cause symptoms?

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Cerebellar tonsilar: ectopy?  Yes. Read about Chairi Malformation. See your neurologist. Review the recommended restrictions and precautions.

Question 2

i have mild prominanace of my cerebral sulcci?

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Unclear question: How do you know about the prominence on your cerebral sulcii? Do you have any symptoms?

Question 3

what is mild diffuse cerebral involvement mean?

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Cerebral involvement: I wonder if you may have misinterpretered the conclusion of the study (probably ct or mri). If it is what it is, then all it means is that your brain tissue (diffuse) is not significantly involved in some kind of process, inflammatory or infection or malignancy, or...

Question 4

what does mild cerebral parenchynal volume loss mean?

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Damaged area: The volume loss represents the loss of tisdsue that has been damaged.  The volume of loss may not correlate with the intelligence of an individual or the degree of motor handicap.  You need to review the matter with a pediatric neurologist who can look at the neuroimaging with you to explain the significance.

Question 5

what is mild cerebral dysrhythmia?

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ABNORMAL EKG: It means what it says.Mild irregularity in heart rhythem on ekg.

Question 6

what is connecting the cerebral hemisphere?

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CC: The connection between the cerebral hemispheres is the corpus callosum.

Question 7

what are some cerebral dysrhythmia symptoms?

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Terminology: Cerebral dysrhythmia is an EEG description of electrical brain irritability and can be associated with several conditions including migraine, and epilepsy.

Question 8

should i be checked for cerebral endometriosis?

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Wow...: Pretty obscure.  I don&#x27;t even think there has been a true documented case.  Why would you think you need to be checked for that?  If you are having some neurological symptoms, there are so many other much more likely possibilities.

Question 9

what medication is good for cerebral dysrhythmia?

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Depends on cause: Cerebral dysrhythmia is a term describing an EEG pattern which could be due to epilepsy, migraine, head injury, or any other problem which can affect brain adversely.  Therefore clinical correlation is required to pin down cause, and then appropriate interventions can be started.

Question 10

what are some natural ways to treat cerebral vaculitis?

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None: There are absolutely no reasonable "natural" ways to treat vasculitis.

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