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Mri done showing 4th ventricle well defined small enhancing tissue lesion with no appreciable hydrocephalic changes. mrs exam shows elevated cho peak, reduced naa peak and increased cho/cr. opinion is that it's likely neoplastic. what does this mean?
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Truly not feasible to comment accurately about unseen studies. But your concern would be appropriate due to the term "neoplastic" which implies an area of abnormal growth such as a tumor. You should discuss in detail with the radiologist and your doctor. A neurosurgical consultation would be helpful as the next step.
Answered 12/2/2022
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