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I did a ct scan for sinusitis. study number bb11304617, burger radiologists, dr philip fourie. ..... and cerebral atrophy are present im 70, super fit. is cerebral atrophy normal at this age? should i be concerned? do i consult a specialist?
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A degree of: A degree of cerebral atrophy would be possible due to aging only. Best to follow up on your study would be with your GP, who based on regular follow up may decide if you develop symptoms concerning for a neurodegenerative disorder. A consult may be requested if felt needed. Stay fit, it will help in all departments.
Answered 7/21/2020
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