What does intracranial calcification mean?
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Calcification is one of the most common signs in the brain. Calcification is a common sign in brain CT and MRI. The diseases associated with intracranial calcification include headache and intracranial hypotension headache; The symptoms associated with intracranial calcification include dementia, calcification and intracranial calcification. What does intracranial calcification mean? Let's talk about it
What does intracranial calcification mean?
Physiological calcification refers to a metabolic disorder without basal ganglia dysfunction and calcification, and is over 60 years old (including cerebrovascular disease and dementia). Its clinical significance is equivalent to pineal gland and choroid plexus calcification.
The clinical significance of secondary calcification, such as hypoparathyroidism, pseudoparathyroidism, CO poisoning, Fahr's disease, is pathological basal ganglia calcification, most of which are accompanied by basal ganglia symptoms and younger age.
Calcification is caused by calcium deposition, which can be deposited in lesions, such as tuberculosis. Generally, calcification is of little significance. There is no special treatment. Only need half a year to a year to review B ultrasound, see if there is any change. If there is no change, there is no need to worry. If you are growing up, you need further examination, abdominal CT can be done.
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