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Re: SOL in child From: Gail Waldby (gwaldby@willinet.net) Mon May 3 10:08:49 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D.: "Re: Misoprostol for Incomplete Miscarriage" Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: The Enemy of Women -Thought-provoking(Long)" In reply to: dr.jayant: "SOL in child" Dr. Jayant, these may be of help, but probably the best and only course is to consult a neurosurgeon: http://rad.usuhs.mil/rad/home/postfoss/articlea.html http://radlinux1.usuf1.usuhs.mil/rad/home/ddx/neuroddx.html Gail Waldby, MD Huron SD dr.jayant wrote: >I had got one child before 2 days with complain of fall from height with >vomiting. It was head injury vomiting without any other signs. For >ruling out internal injury, I advised brain scan. >Brain CT scan reported as: >Enhancing intraventricular mass (2.3*1.8cm) in body of Lt. Lateral >ventricle without hydrocephalus. Post contrast study shows significant >enhancement. Mass is in relation to septum pellucidum. Cavum septum >pellucidum and cavum septum vergae noted. Brain stem, 4th ventricle and >cerebellum are normal. Basal ganglia and cerebral sulci are well >defined. No area of attenuation or no shift in midline. >Differential diagnosis? >Ependymoma? >Sub-ependymal giant cell astrocytoms >Patinet is asymptomatic at present > >What can be further management? >Can anyone suggest me its web site? > >-- >jayant bhadesia > Next message: Lynn D. Montgomery, M.D.: "Re: Misoprostol for Incomplete Miscarriage" Previous message: art fougner, md: "Re: The Enemy of Women -Thought-provoking(Long)" In reply to: dr.jayant: "SOL in child"

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