16 lesions found on MRI scan

[rachelaguero]

Hi everyone, thank you for having this website.  Its very informative.  I had a MRI done on 05/18/23 because I was experiencing dizziness and forgetfulness.  The MRI shows  Lesion VIsulalization  Four axial images showing the largest cross-sectional area of lesion burden for the jextacortical, periventricular, infratentorial, and deep white brain regions.  Lesion summary:  Volume of the t-1-hypointense lesions in the juxtacortical, periventricular, infratentorial and deep white brain regions from the patients scan.  Lesions appearing hypointesnse in T1 an hyperintense in T2 Flair MR images.  Brain Structure Volumes:  The pink color in the normative percentile column indicates a brain tissue volume about the 95th percentile or a ventricle volume below the 5th percentile, these values are outside the normal range, but not necessarily of diagnosic concern.  Lesion location:  Juxtacortical lesions are broken down by their lobe location and infratentorial lesions are labeled as either in the brainstem or cerebellum.  Periventricuar and deep white lesions are not defined by addional locations.Sorry for the long email just wanted to make sure I gave all information.  Thank you for your time, Rachel