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Hi Beryl

Welcome to NeuroTalk .

My understanding is that diffuse cerebral cortical atrophy can arise for many reasons; it is usually not specifically diagnostic of anything in particular.

I hope that your doctor will get back to you to discuss this with you.

All the best.
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