Chronic infarcts in brain
[DOC File]Guidelines for the Management of Acute Stroke
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Normal brain without contrast (Normal size and configuration of the ventricular system. (No mid line shift. ( No intra cerebral or extra axial areas of abnormal signal. ( Normal posterior fossa. OR . Normal appearance of the brain stem and cerebellum. OR . No evidence of posterior fossa abnormalities. ( Scanned para nasal sinuses are clear. Normal brain with contrast (Normal size and ...
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Recent small subcortical infarcts: Visual assessment of acute small deep brain infarcts on DWI and structural sequences is the reference standard for image analysis of acute small deep brain infarcts at present. Observers should be trained in brain imaging interpretation and specifically in how to recognise acute infarcts. Various schemes have been described for classifying lesion location ...
[DOC File]HEMODYNAMICS (Dr
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There have been a few case reports of middle cerebellar peduncle lesions in solvent encephalopathy (chronic toluene intoxication) in which the cerebral and cerebellar white matter, thalamus, basal ganglia, internal capsule, and brain stem are also involved (9, 10) (Figure 8). These patients' symptoms are usually composed of pyramidal tract and cerebellar signs. The middle cerebellar peduncle ...
[DOC File]IMAGING OF THE HEAD AND SPINE (CNS)
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brain - ( intracellular pressure leading to herniation then death. lungs - "rals" - sound of ratlle snake - severe - rattle death . allergy - anaphylactic shock - laryngeal edema. pericardial effusion. if it occurs gradually (not fatal) sudden (no chance to adjust & death occurs. HYPEREMIA (congestion) local incrase in blood to an organ (opening of inactive capillaries) types of hyperemia. 1 ...
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If Yes, number of chronic infarcts: If Yes, location(s) of chronic infarcts (Select all that apply. N/A – Not present should be default response for each region):
[DOC File]Anatomy and Pathology of the Cerebellar Peduncle
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B. Hygroma progression: transudation / further CSF accumulation (flap-valve mechanism) → increasing brain dislocation → rupture of bridging veins* → bleeding into newly formed subdural space (well documented . transformation. to subdural hematoma) → neomembrane (capsule) formation (chronic subdural hematoma). * stretch of draining veins by hygroma can cause multiple venous infarcts ...
[DOCX File]Viktor's Notes – Subdural Hygroma
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High risk of herniation. ( young patient, large infarcts, cerebellar strokes). Subarachnoid hemorrhages. Intracerebral hemorrhages with risk of herniation. Intra-ventricular hemorrhages. Blood Pressure Management. In almost all cases of acute neurological illness, systemic hypertension is a reflex response to a decrease in cerebral perfusion pressure and should be treated conservatively if at ...
[DOCX File]Parenchymal Imaging
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infarcts= An indicator that there were regions identified on MRI scan which were suggestive of infarcts (dead areas of the brain due to oxygen deprivation). It should be noted that the clinical impact of brain lesions is very dependent upon the location of the lesion. However, in this dataset, we have no information about location of the lesions. (0= no infarcts identified, 1= one or more ...
[DOC File]Table 4: Reporting MR imaging changes of presumed vascular ...
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flow of fluids causing infarcts *FYI* infarct – area of tissue that undergoes necrosis as a result of . obstruction of local blood supply. 7) The bacteria and leukocytes metabolize the glucose normally found in . cerebrospinal fluid potentially depriving the brain of nutrients. 8) In addition, N meningitis circulates in blood and produces an endotoxin that . causes a drop in blood pressure ...
[DOC File]Chapter 19: Infectious Diseases of the Nervous System
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On computed tomography a brain infarct shows as an area of decreased attenuation (i.e. darker than the surrounding brain) within the territory of a major artery, usually the middle or posterior cerebral artery. Another common site is in the basal ganglia and internal capsule. Infarcts usually only become visible after 24 hours on computed tomography and if the scan is done too early it will ...
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