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    A CT scan of the brain was performed and showed normal results with no evidence of infarction, hemorrhage, or space occupying lesions. The cerebrum, cerebellum, ventricles, extra axial CSF spaces, basal ganglia, thalami, and pituitary all appeared normal. In addition, the cranial bones, posterior fossa, and soft tissues of the scalp were deemed normal. The conclusion was that the plain CT study of the brain was normal.

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    A CT scan of the brain was performed and showed normal results with no evidence of infarction, hemorrhage, or space occupying lesions. The cerebrum, cerebellum, ventricles, extra axial CSF spaces, basal ganglia, thalami, and pituitary all appeared normal. In addition, the cranial bones, posterior fossa, and soft tissues of the scalp were deemed normal. The conclusion was that the plain CT study of the brain was normal.

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    A CT scan of the brain was performed and showed normal results with no evidence of infarction, hemorrhage, or space occupying lesions. The cerebrum, cerebellum, ventricles, extra axial CSF spaces, basal ganglia, thalami, and pituitary all appeared normal. In addition, the cranial bones, posterior fossa, and soft tissues of the scalp were deemed normal. The conclusion was that the plain CT study of the brain was normal.

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    A CT scan of the brain was performed and showed normal results with no evidence of infarction, hemorrhage, or space occupying lesions. The cerebrum, cerebellum, ventricles, extra axial CSF spaces, basal ganglia, thalami, and pituitary all appeared normal. In addition, the cranial bones, posterior fossa, and soft tissues of the scalp were deemed normal. The conclusion was that the plain CT study of the brain was normal.

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    RADIOLOGY IMAGING DEPARTMENT

    NAME MRS. AGE YEARS


    DATE MR NO REFER BY DR
    STUDY NO /2019 SEX
    X-RAY FLUOROSCOPY & CR SYSTEM 24 HURS SERVICE, MAMMOGRAM, ULTRASOUND, DOPPLER
    STUDIES, CT SCAN HITACHI 16 SLICE, OPEN MRI HITACHI 0.3 TESLA, SERVICE AVAILABLE.

    CT SCAN BRAIN PLAIN

    SCANNING PROTOCOL:

    Plain CT scan of Brain was carried out; images were obtained in multiple planes and viewed at
    appropriate window settings.

    REPORT:

    The cerebrum and cerebellum are normal with no evidence of infarction, hemorrhage or space
    occupying lesion.
    Ventricles are symmetrical and not dilated. Extra axial CSF spaces appear unremarkable.
    No midline shift or mass effect.
    The basal ganglia, thalami and the pituitary appear normal.
    No fracture or bony abnormality seen in the cranial bones.
    The posterior fossa appears unremarkable.
    The soft tissues of scalp are normal.

    CONCLUSION:

    Normal plain CT study of Brain. No evidence of acute territorial infarction, hemorrhage or space
    occupying lesion.

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