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Calcification on frontal lobe in 12yr old male complaining of headaches. is this normal?
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No: The calcifications may be the result of an old injury or infection. The radiologist may be able to give you an explanation. It is unlikely if the calcifications have been there since birth that they are related to his headaches. Continue to sort though it.
Answered 11/24/2020
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