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Old 12-31-2014, 04:52 PM #1
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Default Nothing to worry about?
My son had an MRI a few weeks ago that showed "multiple" colloid cysts, one that appears large, in the third ventricle. Because of the holidays no one will call us back and his symptoms are getting worse. The GP said it is "nothing to worry about." Huh? I don't even see anyone on this forum with "multiple" colloid cysts. And what I am reading tells me it IS something to worry about. I guess if things get too bad we will just have to go to the emergency room.

Can CSF displaced in the brain appear to an inexperienced MRI tech to be additional cysts?
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