sheri
Member
I have a friend who had a cat scan last week and it showed these results
and the person has been diagnosed with M.E./fibro for over 2o years
this was their first cat scan and mri of the brain due to slowed cognitive
thinking worst in all those years...and a tremor in the arm and
the cat scan came back as this...I wonder if anyone can tell me if they had one and
it showed this on the cat scan results?
no acute abnormality
extensive low density areas perventricular subcortical
white matter are indeterminate
this finding can be seen with small vessel disease
however deep white matter infraction or even small
metastatic lesions with associated vasogenic edema
are in the differential.
The nurse and another lady and ourselves thought it was brain cancer the way the
cat scan read, but the MRI said there was no brain cancer 3 days later.
I would like to know a Mri will be read by the radiologist doctor and come back
totally normal in a person after a cat scan with those results?
Do they recognize what Myalgic encephalomyelitis is from the white matter
described in the cat scan....but they do not even mention it on the MRI?
Two different doctors reading the cat scan and the MRI done 3 days apart.
We are just wanting to know if there is a doctor on the forum or someone who had a catscan
and these remarks in their lifetimes that has m.e. and fibromyalgia and also
do MRI's show anything that indicates you do have M.E. so that your internist
has proof you do have it, as an added test ?
Has anyone developed a hand tremor after years of having M.E.and their cognitive
thinking become much worse and their balance a problem now after years
of having M.E.?
thanks for your thoughts...
after having an illness that long the person is not scared they just want to know
more and no specialist in the area and could not afford to go to one
as they take private pay and no insurance...the ones we know of
out of state..
Sheri
and the person has been diagnosed with M.E./fibro for over 2o years
this was their first cat scan and mri of the brain due to slowed cognitive
thinking worst in all those years...and a tremor in the arm and
the cat scan came back as this...I wonder if anyone can tell me if they had one and
it showed this on the cat scan results?
no acute abnormality
extensive low density areas perventricular subcortical
white matter are indeterminate
this finding can be seen with small vessel disease
however deep white matter infraction or even small
metastatic lesions with associated vasogenic edema
are in the differential.
The nurse and another lady and ourselves thought it was brain cancer the way the
cat scan read, but the MRI said there was no brain cancer 3 days later.
I would like to know a Mri will be read by the radiologist doctor and come back
totally normal in a person after a cat scan with those results?
Do they recognize what Myalgic encephalomyelitis is from the white matter
described in the cat scan....but they do not even mention it on the MRI?
Two different doctors reading the cat scan and the MRI done 3 days apart.
We are just wanting to know if there is a doctor on the forum or someone who had a catscan
and these remarks in their lifetimes that has m.e. and fibromyalgia and also
do MRI's show anything that indicates you do have M.E. so that your internist
has proof you do have it, as an added test ?
Has anyone developed a hand tremor after years of having M.E.and their cognitive
thinking become much worse and their balance a problem now after years
of having M.E.?
thanks for your thoughts...
after having an illness that long the person is not scared they just want to know
more and no specialist in the area and could not afford to go to one
as they take private pay and no insurance...the ones we know of
out of state..
Sheri