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Radiology.what is a small focal of cortical atrophy in the mid left cerebellar hemisphere peripherally with mild widening of the adjacent sulci?
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Brain rot: It sounds like a focal age related change.
Answered 10/10/2015
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Shrink brain: That part of the brain is shrinking. It could be related to excessive alcohol consumption, ischemia or old stroke.
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