MRI scans

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MRI scans

Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) scans are a major diagnostic tool. The scans show Tamsin's tumour, and the aftermath of it - the voids left by the tumour removal and how the brain has moved in response.

6 June 2008 - top view

No change from MRI in 2006

6 June 2008 - side view

No change from MRI in 2006.

5 June 2006 - top view

Void still present at back of head on left, but no larger than before, so not growing.

5 June 2006 - side view

Void at back of head low down - appears same size as earlier MRIs.

25 January 2005 - top view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 25 January 2005. Top view. Black hole in centre is void left by tumour removal. Note void at bottom left.

25 January 2005 - side view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 25 January 2005 - 6 months after surgery. Side view. Black voids for ventricle and space left by tumour removal. Large void at back of skull.

5 July 2004 - top view

5 July 2004 - top view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 5 July 2004 - 3 months after surgery. Top view. Black area in centre is void left by removal of tumour.

5 July 2004 - side view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 5 July 2004 - 3 months after surgery. Side view. 3 black voids. Top one is enlarged ventricle. Middle one is void left by tumour removal. Bottom right is a void left by tissue moving forwards.

30 March 2004 - top view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 30 March 2004 - before surgey of 31 March. Top view. Tumour is the white ball.

30 March 2004 - side view

Tamsin Colley MRI scan 30 March 2004 - before surgey of 31 March. Side view. Tumour is the ball on right hand side.