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Suspicious mass lesion in the right frontal region with predominantly vasogenic edema involving the right frontotemporoparietal regions with associated mass effect and subfalcine herniation. these findings are suggestive of a neoplastic process?
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Certainly a description consistent with a malignant tumor or even a metastatic mass secondary to a distant carcinoma. Needs immediate oncological and neurosurgical attention. Get proactive NOW!
Answered 1/14/2023
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News could have been better. Imaging is consistent with a brain tumor and a biopsy and /or resection will be needed in order to diagnose and treat properly. A neurosurgeon, oncologist and radiation oncologist will weigh in and decide about treatment plan based on pathology.
Answered 1/17/2023
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