Micro hemorrhages are small focal intracerebral hemorrhages that are sometimes only seen on exposed MRI sequences and are likely produced by structural abnormalities of the brain's tiny arteries.
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What is the possibility of cerebral microhemorrhages being hemorrhagic metastatic melanoma?
Query: Hi doctor, I have been having neuro issues such as seizures, headaches, etc., for the past 2.5 years. I was tested for paraneoplastic syndrome and came up as reactive on immunofluorescence, but negative ultimately on western blot. Still, a PET scan was done and it was clear. I have had several bra... Read Full »
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