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Is slightly dilated cisterna magna 1.3cm at 40 weeks dangerous?
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What percentage of high school students receive magna cum laude?
zero ... magna cum laude is an honor to designate college graduates, not high school
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What books are mentioned in Fahrenheit 451?
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Is mega cisterna magna is serious illness?
Mega cisterna magna refers to a larger than normal cisterna magna, one of the fluid filled spaces in the brain. The cisterna magna is located behind/beneath the cerebellum. This is in the lower back part of the brain. I have a mega cisterna magna, and have done a lot of reading on the subject. From what I have found in my reading and according to my neurologist, a normal variant mega cisterna magna is not a serious condition. It is usually found when a brain scan is performed for an unrelated condition. Mega cisterna magna can be a sign of a serious condition, but in most cases it is not clinically significant. It would be a good idea to have a neurologist look at the scans just to be on the safe side, and to put your mind at ease. If any other abnormalities are present, you should see a neurologist ASAP. You can find a list of some conditions that may be associated with mega cisterna magna here: http://www.radswiki.net/main/index.php?title=Mega_cisterna_magna
What are symptoms of prominent cisterna magna?
Prominent cisterna magna refers to an enlarged CSF retrocerebellar cisterns exceeding 10mm. Symptoms may include chromosomal abnormalities, inflammation, and infarction.
What is the cure of mega cisterna magna?
A mega cisterna magna is essentially a brain that has filled with fluid. This is usually an issue that is part of the body's functioning after death, and relayed at the post-moterm exam. There is no specific cure.
What is the medical term meaning surgical Creation of an artificial opening between the ventricles of the brain and the cisterna magna?
Ventriculocisternostomy
What is giant cisterna magna?
Cisterna magna is a normal retro cerebellar Csf density space, when unusually prominent termed as Giant Cisterna magna. A subarachnoid septa / dural fold is usually seen within the cistern. A normal anatomical variation of no clinical significance as there are no associated Vermian or cerebellar anomalies. Normal Vermis. Normal fourth ventricle or communication with fourth ventricle differentiate it from Dandy Walker malformation spectrum. No mass effect. No associated Ventriculomegaly. Sometimes may be so large that it extends laterally and superiorly far beyond the normal anatomic limits of the cisterna magna with an associated cerebellar hypoplasia. The tentorium cerebelli are normally located. An associated scalloping of occipital bone, postulated to be due to Csf pulsations. On MRI, iso intense to Csf on all pulse sequences. No restricted diffusion on Dw images
What are subarachnoid cisterns?
The areas in which the subarachnoid and pia maters are widely separated from each other leading to the widening of the subarachnoid space. Some of the examples are cisterna magna, pontine cistern, chiasmatic cistern and many others.
Places in uk ending in magna?
Hutton Magna, County Durham. Appleby Magna, Leicestershire. Canford Magna, Dorset. Chew Magna, Somerset. Sheepy Magna, Leicestershire (I kid you not). Fontmell Magna, Dorset. There are probably more.
What was the first document to limit the power of the British monarchy?
The Magna Carta document
Where is the Magna Library in Magna located?
The address of the Magna Library is: 8339 West 3500 South, Magna, 84044 1853
A town or city with magna in it?
Compton Magna
Why do i hear an intermittent sound of rushing water in my head and a sharp stabbing pain in the same area?
Hi, I'm a physician and I also have this intermittent sensation every now and then, without pain, tough. I usually feels it in the back of my head. I think that it may be related with spinal fluid movement within the cisterna magna, which is a huge reservoir of spinal fluid just bellow the back of the head . For some reason, the drainage in this area may become more or less pronounced, triggering this kind of sensation. However, I have never found a scientific explanation for that. So, this is just a hypothesis and may not be taken too seriously. In your case, you also have pain during this episodes, which could be caused by transient stimulation of pain receptors of the duramater (the tissue that covers of the brain and cisterna magna). Well... let me know if somebody find a better explanation for that! best, Diego
When did 'magna carta' start?
When did the magna carts start
