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Having mri/mra of neck, carotid, and posterior fossa - will it show masses in the cerebellopontine angle, jugular, vagal, vestibular schwanommas, etc?
What does this mean? Asymmetrically diminutive left transverse sinus, likely congenital, as evidenced by an asymmetrically diminutive left jugular bulb and jugular vein?
What could these MRI results signify: "Asymmetry of the dominant venous sinuses on the right side. Long and tapered stenosis of the left transverse sinus. Venous anastomosis between the right sinus and left internal jugular vein." Apart from IIH?
The right transverse and sigmoid sinus,as well as internal jugular vein are diminutive in caliber, likely congenitally hypoplastic,particularly in the absence of secondary findings of venous sinus thrombosis. The jugular foramen is dimunitive in size?
Mild enhancement of cavernous sinus and pachy meninges in the right middle cranial fossa. Enhanced maxillary nerve present. Soft tissue prominence in nasopharyngeal region close to base of the skill measuring 25x26mm (benign?) Mastoiditis history?
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