Injury in brain

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Injury in brain

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There are subtle flair hyperintensities noted involving bilateral basal ganglia is as thalamus. Subtle restricted diffusion is noted involving bilateral caudal nuclei. No obvious blooming noted on GRE.

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Dr. Apoorva Kumar Neurosurgeon 6 yrs exp Lucknow · Accepted Answer

Dr. Apoorva Kumar

Neurosurgeon 6 yrs exp Lucknow

seems more like a case of stroke. kindly consult your treating doctor for the same

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