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My uncle suffered from coagulation 2 weeks ago. ct scan: - left ganglionic & deep frontal area of encephalomalacia. - symmetrical dilatation of supra tentorial ventricular system. exaggerated periventricular hypodensity. what is the prognosis?
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The posted information is indeed disturbing, but virtually impossible to correlate accurately in absence of far more clinical data. A prognosis would involve total guesswork from this perspective, at our public information site. A far more thorough analysis could be achieved via a virtual consult (www.connect@healthtap.com), and have records and test results available at the time.
Answered 9/22/2022
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