year old patient referred by with IP ID . The scan found tiny calcifications in the basal ganglia bilaterally, no abnormalities in the ventricles or midline structures, no focal lesions or altered brain tissue, and mucosal disease in the ethmoid sinuses. The radiologist concluded there were no significant abnormalities detected on the scan."> year old patient referred by with IP ID . The scan found tiny calcifications in the basal ganglia bilaterally, no abnormalities in the ventricles or midline structures, no focal lesions or altered brain tissue, and mucosal disease in the ethmoid sinuses. The radiologist concluded there were no significant abnormalities detected on the scan.">
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    A CT scan of the head was performed for a <AGE> year old <SEX> patient referred by <REF1> with IP ID <IPID>. The scan found tiny calcifications in the basal ganglia bilaterally, no abnormalities in the ventricles or midline structures, no focal lesions or altered brain tissue, and mucosal disease in the ethmoid sinuses. The radiologist concluded there were no significant abnormalities detected on the scan.

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    A CT scan of the head was performed for a <AGE> year old <SEX> patient referred by <REF1> with IP ID <IPID>. The scan found tiny calcifications in the basal ganglia bilaterally, no abnormalities in the ventricles or midline structures, no focal lesions or altered brain tissue, and mucosal disease in the ethmoid sinuses. The radiologist concluded there were no significant abnormalities detected on the scan.

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    A CT scan of the head was performed for a <AGE> year old <SEX> patient referred by <REF1> with IP ID <IPID>. The scan found tiny calcifications in the basal ganglia bilaterally, no abnormalities in the ventricles or midline structures, no focal lesions or altered brain tissue, and mucosal disease in the ethmoid sinuses. The radiologist concluded there were no significant abnormalities detected on the scan.

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    NAME : <PATNAME> DATE : <DATE>

    AGE : <AGE> Y/ <SEX>


    REF BY : <REF1> IP ID:<IPID>

    Title:CT SCAN OF HEAD:-

    Report:A plain high resolution ct study of the head and brain was performed.

    Bilateral basal ganglia tiny calcifications noted.


    The ventricular system is normal in size and shape.
    There is no shift of the midline structures.
    No focal or diffuse area of altered attenuation is detected.
    No space occupying lesion is detected.
    Bone window settings reveal no fracture. Mucosal disease in ethmoidal sinuses, noted.

    CONCLUSION: No significant abnormality is detected.

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    <DrReporting>
    <DrDesignation>

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