Question 1

what is acute infract with hemorrhagic transformation (in left temporo-occipito-parietal lobe) with sensory aphasia? what is the cause?

Accepted Answer

: This describes a stroke, commencing with a blood vessel obstruction followed by secondary bleeding.  Since this involves the dominant hemisphere, a speech problem emerged due to damaged connections.  Need to uncover the cause, especially if in a young person, and appropriate medicines and speech therapy plus occupational therapy will be needed.

Question 2

i had a traumatic brain injury with damage to the right inferior frontal lobe and left parietal lobe. what are possible effects?

Accepted Answer

Hard to say: It is hard to say. From your question, it sounds as though you had injury demonstrated either by ct scan or MRI scan. One may have no problems at all, it depends on the size of the injury and the exact location in these regions. If you are asking what these areas typically do: r frontal:  smell, memory, impulse control, left sided movement.  L parietal: speech, language, right sided movement.

Question 3

there is an irregular shaped cystic lesion with peripheral solid component with internal hemorrhagic areas giving a fluid level appearance in the left frontal cortex extending along the genu of corpus callosum to the suprasellar region?

Accepted Answer

: It is not feasible to accurately comment on your described films in absence of the actual images, and correlation is virtually impossible without clinical description.  Better approach is a virtual consult on the paid portion of HT site (www.connect@healthtap.com).  Have films and report available at time.

Question 4

cough & stresful week+cried+physical lifting.pain from above left eye,frontal,parietal & to back of neck.had ns xray & showed nothing.is it migrane?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: Unless you have history of migraines - then could be.Your history is most consistent with muscle tension (won't show on x-ray or any other test) but can be felt by a good doctor.Cough, lifting, stress, crying all tend to pull ribs &amp;/or neck out of whack, tightening muscles all the way from mid-upper back to side of head.A good osteopathic hands-on exam might find the cause &amp; manipulation may help.

Question 5

help docs, is hemispatial neglect in parietal or frontal lobe?

Accepted Answer

: Typically reflects abnormal function over the parietal lobe.

Question 6

what is longevity expectancy after severe frontal lobe hemorrhagic stroke?

Accepted Answer

Not positive: Unfortunately, 60% of all intracranial hemorrhage patients die within one year after the bleed, but 40% do survive.  In this latter group, the main thrust to maintain stability involves very meticulous preventative care.

Question 7

what symptoms would a 2cm arachnoid cyst in the right parietal region (extending inferolaterally to the frontal parietal region) cause?

Accepted Answer

Parietal area: If the problem were to cause symptoms. You would expect symptoms of tingling, numbness or weakness on the left side of your body.

Question 8

my brother has old infract frontal and temporo parietal lobe please tell the
treatment ?

Accepted Answer

Old stroke: Treatment is likely based on cause and residual problems.  If this was due to trauma, arterial dissection, or an embolism, the approach should vary.  Some strokes are secondary to heart issues.  Generically, antiplatelet drugs might be preventative if future risk, and weakness or imbalance due to the stroke could benefit from pt, ot, and speech therapy.

Question 9

spect scan showed moderate-severe decreased areas in both temporal/parietal lobes &right frontal lobe. does this explain my memory and thinking issue?

Accepted Answer

Talk ordering doctor: Info is not enough. Your own neurologist who ordered the MRI is in a best position to answer.

Question 10

multiple scattered slightly confluent foci of t2 signal increase within the frontal and parietal
white matter most pronounced at the frontal deep white matter, without corresponding enhancement
or susceptibility artifact. what does this mean?

Accepted Answer

White matter: This finding is common in elderly people. In young people autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis may be a cause. A neurologist is best to review the MRI findings with the radiologist and evaluate you

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What is acute infract with hemorrhagic transformation (in left temporo-occipito-parietal lobe) with sensory aphasia? what is the cause?

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I had a traumatic brain injury with damage to the right inferior frontal lobe and left parietal lobe. what are possible effects?

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There is an irregular shaped cystic lesion with peripheral solid component with internal hemorrhagic areas giving a fluid level appearance in the left frontal cortex extending along the genu of corpus callosum to the suprasellar region?

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Cough & stresful week+cried+physical lifting.pain from above left eye,frontal,parietal & to back of neck.had ns xray & showed nothing.is it migrane?

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Help docs, is hemispatial neglect in parietal or frontal lobe?

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What is longevity expectancy after severe frontal lobe hemorrhagic stroke?

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What symptoms would a 2cm arachnoid cyst in the right parietal region (extending inferolaterally to the frontal parietal region) cause?

A member asked:

My brother has old infract frontal and temporo parietal lobe please tell the treatment ?

A member asked:

Spect scan showed moderate-severe decreased areas in both temporal/parietal lobes &right frontal lobe. does this explain my memory and thinking issue?

A member asked:

Multiple scattered slightly confluent foci of t2 signal increase within the frontal and parietal white matter most pronounced at the frontal deep white matter, without corresponding enhancement or susceptibility artifact. what does this mean?

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