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    Rajendra, age 52, was referred by Rathi Hospital for a CT scan of the head on September 23, 2017. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles and cisterns to be normal in size and appearance, with no evidence of any lesions. The left lateral ventricle was slightly larger than the right, which is considered a normal variant. The conclusion was that there were no findings suggestive of any focal brain abnormalities.

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    Rajendra, age 52, was referred by Rathi Hospital for a CT scan of the head on September 23, 2017. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles and cisterns to be normal in size and appearance, with no evidence of any lesions. The left lateral ventricle was slightly larger than the right, which is considered a normal variant. The conclusion was that there were no findings suggestive of any focal brain abnormalities.

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    Rajendra, age 52, was referred by Rathi Hospital for a CT scan of the head on September 23, 2017. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles and cisterns to be normal in size and appearance, with no evidence of any lesions. The left lateral ventricle was slightly larger than the right, which is considered a normal variant. The conclusion was that there were no findings suggestive of any focal brain abnormalities.

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    Rajendra, age 52, was referred by Rathi Hospital for a CT scan of the head on September 23, 2017. The scan found the cerebellum, brainstem, ventricles and cisterns to be normal in size and appearance, with no evidence of any lesions. The left lateral ventricle was slightly larger than the right, which is considered a normal variant. The conclusion was that there were no findings suggestive of any focal brain abnormalities.

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    PATIENT NAME RAJENDRA AGE 52 M

    REF BY RATHI HOSPITAL


    DATE OF INV SEPTEMBER 23,2017

    CT STUDY OF HEAD

    Infratentorial

    Cerebellopontine angle and prepontine cisterns are seen normally.

    Fourth ventricle is normal in size and midline in location.

    Cerebellar parenchyma and brain stem appears to be normal.

    Supratentorial

    Bilateral cerebral parenchyma shows normal gray and white matter


    differentiation.

    Left lateral ventricle is more prominent than right[ normal variant ].


    Third and right lateral ventricles are normal in size.

    Basal cisterns are clear.

    No midline shift is seen.

    OPINION:

    NO EVIDENCE SUGGESTIVE OF ANY FOCAL PARENCHYMAL DISEASE OR ANY SPACE


    OCCUPYING LESION IS IDENTIFIED.

    Clinical correlation is necessary.


    [DR. RAJESH SHARMA, MD]

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