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Prominence of the sulcal and cisternal pattern is slightly more than expected for my age? (23) should i be concerned?
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Abnormal MRI: ABNORMAL MRI: this subtle abnormality can be seen in a patient with MIGRAINES/AFTER HEAD TRAUMA IE MVA/EARLY NPH . If you are having symptoms of unsteady gait/HA/vertigo/bladder issues., follow up with your doctor to get full exam and labs. And discuss the next steps in your work up and treatment options.
Answered 3/25/2015
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