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What does this mean, some hyperintense signals are seen in the brainstem, cerebellum and bilateral thalami? paransal sinuses show mucosal disease?
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Depends: At your age, must wonder about multiple sclerosis (radiologically isolated syndrome), but also, migraine can cause the spots, prior trauma can do this, and prior infection may be responsible. Discuss with a neurologist, as there may be valuable preventative treatment. The sinus issues are separate and consistent with a dry climate.
Answered 5/12/2018
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