Hello doctor, I am a 32 years old male. I have been having sudden dizzy spells from the last month. I had a normal eye and heart tests, which were also reassuring, I have moderately high blood pressure. The doctor told me to get a brain CT scan, and the reports came back normal. However, the description notes read, hypodensities bilaterally under the putamen, which aspects indicate Virchow-Robin spaces. I had a previous CT scan five years ago, which did not find this. How is the conclusion note in the report normal? I read on the internet that these spaces can actually be ischemic lacunes and symptom of an ischemic attack. Does this warrant an MRI scan? Thank you in advance.
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