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F:
some
low-density area
around the basal ganglia.
H:
:
Adult
man, 65-years-old, CCT to exclude any damage to the brain after accident with
his bicycle
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Cerebral degeneration: Cerebral atrophy can be focal, especially temporoparietal
in M. Alzheimer and can be caused by multiple sclerosis and cerebrovascular
disease (multiple small cerebral infarcts).
D:
At
bony windows there is no fracture evident (no image). At brain windows haemorrhage
was exluded. But there are some low-density areas, that means small cerebrovasclar,
lacunar infarcts around the basal ganglia.
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