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A brain-imaging study can help your doctor zero in on more likely causes for your symptoms and rule out other causes. Brain-imaging procedures your doctor may recommend to help diagnose vascular dementia include: Computerized tomography (CT) scan. For a CT scan, you'll lie on a narrow table that slides into a small chamber.
The NRBC blood test can detect the presence of leukemia, other bone marrow disorders, or the presence of neoplasms. If your test results are abnormal and the NRBC was ordered as a follow-up to another abnormal test, then be sure to schedule an appointment with your doctor immediately to discuss the issue.