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Hi doctors, was just wondering what is an anterior interhemispheric falx calcification?

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Physiologic, posttr: Intracranial calcifications: physiologic, posttraumatic and dystrophic, subdural/epidural hematoma radiation/chemotherapy ischemia/infarct congenital disorders (phakomatoses) neurofibromatosis i and ii tuberous sclerosis basal cell nevus syndrome sturge-weber syndrome vascular disorders vascular malformations: avm/avf, cavernous angioma, venous angioma, and capillary telengiectasia and more.

Answered 4/26/2015

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Dr. Michael Gabor answered

Specializes in Diagnostic Radiology

Falx calcification: This is a common incidental finding on CT scans, particularly in the elderly, usually of no concern.

Answered 6/28/2014

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