He went to his cardiologist for the third time, bringing his ultrasound and CT
scan results. The
scan said he had enlarged lateral ventricle, which could be normal or early communicating hydrocephalus. This time, his cardiologist referred us to a neurologist to look into his CT scan results.
When he went to see his neurologist, he was subjected to some clinical examinations --- tapping the arms, knees, checking his vision, etc. Nothing remarkable with his reactions to these.