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At age 33, i had to have a ct scan followed by mri. the results-had cerebral atrophy. is this a concern for me and should i worry?
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Neurologist: I recommend an evaluation by a neurologist as cerebral atrophy is premature in your age group. If your cognitive and neurological examinations are perfectly normal the ct scan findings may be questionable or insignificant.
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