Patient's question:
One more interruption, I'm still in Tianjin. Last month, I had another brain CT scan for my child, and the results were: "widened ventricles and cisterns" and "softened foci in both temporal and parietal lobes." Are these conditions serious? How should they be treated? What medication should be used? Are you online now? Can you come online to ask me, or can you answer me here!Doctor's answer:
You can consult a local hospital that offers rehabilitation treatment. Ventricular and cisternal widening means that the ventricles and cisterns have become larger. Bilateral temporal-parietal lobe softening indicates that the brain tissue in this area is not as good as elsewhere. It suggests developmental abnormalities in the brain. As for whether it is severe, that depends on the specific findings. In addition to receiving cerebrolysin injections, the most important thing is to undergo rehabilitation treatment. It is crucial that you receive timely treatment.