(larger versions can be viewed by clicking
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The dotted line in the upper left image
indicates the plane from which the other
three images were taken. As you can see on
the other three pictures there are two
bright spots that I encircled in red. What
could they be?
I was never in surgery for any reason so
they can't be objects left there during
surgery. I also was never in a serious
accident causing damage to my head. So
these objects can't be metal splinters or
so.
I measured the larger of the two objects
using the CT image viewer. It is 3mm by
2mm large.
Are these tumors? Could they be tumors?
Could this be an instance of an error in
the image?
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MandMs
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Posted: 09-05-07 06:28am
Hi!
Why you've been examined with ct scan? Did
you experience some symptoms?
This bright spots can be tumor, but also
there are some non-tumor masses and
lesions that can mimic tumors.
I'll suggest you to ask your doctor about
MRI because is
the most sensitive non-invasive way of
imaging the brain and can create better
picture of lesions than CT.
There are also spots found in healthy
individuals, which are not related to any
ongoing disease process. These are often
called unidentified bright objects.
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