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Medical Report and Urgent Case Summary
​Patient Name: Jouri Ala’a Mohammad
​Date of Birth: 01 Jan 2009
​National ID: 2002093218
​File Number: 4029567 (Patient ID: 529050)
​Report Date: 20 May 2026

​1. Clinical Summary and Chief Complaint:
​The patient mentioned above is suffering from imbalance and difficulty walking.
​The patient requires continuous and close follow-up at the neurology clinic.

​2. Radiological Findings and Initial Diagnosis:
​Advanced imaging reports (Brain MRI without contrast dated 17 May 2026) showed a focus of non-restricted diffusion with high T2/FLAIR signal alteration noted in the posterior brainstem/pons.

​Differential Diagnosis and Medical Suspicion: The radiological report indicates a differential diagnosis including demyelinating conditions or low-grade glioma, among other inflammatory conditions that require clinical correlation and a further contrast study.

​3. Required Urgent Medical Procedures and Tests:
​To complete an accurate diagnosis and enable the medical team to determine the appropriate treatment plan or surgical intervention, the attending physicians
requested the following tests and interventions urgently:

​Advanced Contrast Imaging:
​Brain MRI with contrast.
​Whole spine with contrast.

​Clinical Diagnostic Procedures:
​Lumbar puncture for cerebrospinal fluid analysis.
​Comprehensive Laboratory Tests:
​Complete blood counts, kidney and liver function tests, and inflammatory markers (CBC, KRT, LFT, ESR, CRP).
​Immunological, rheumatological, and autoantibody tests (ANA, RF, Anti-DNA, Anti-CCP, ENA, ANCA).
​Coagulation profile tests (PT, PTT, INR).

​4. Recommendation and Urgent Need for Treatment:
​Given the critical and sensitive location of the lesion (in the brainstem) and the severity of the symptoms affecting the child’s movement and balance, the condition requires urgent intervention and treatment. Completing the aforementioned tests as soon as possible is necessary to confirm the final diagnosis and determine the specific surgery or medical treatment required to save the child’s condition and closely monitor her health status.