Intracranial
Bleeds

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Neuroanatomy – MR T1 axial

Neuroanatomy – MR T2 axial

Menu of Tests if Suspicious of an Intracranial Bleed:

Advantages of CT over MRI

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Advantages of CT over MRI cont‘d

MR does have its moments:

Intracranial Hemorrhage: 4 main types

And Variations Thereof:

Epidural Hemorrhage: Etiology

EDH: Clinical Presentation

EDH: Appearance on CT

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EDH: Treatment

Subdural Hemorrhage: Etiology

SDH: Clinical Presentation

SDH: Clinical Presentation cont’d

SDH: Appearance on CT

SDH: Appearance on CT cont’d

SDH: Appearance on CT cont’d

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SDH: Treatment

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Etiology

SAH: Clinical Presentation

SAH: Clinical Presentation

SAH: Appearance on CT

Let’s discuss aneurysmal rupture:

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SAH 2º to ruptured aneurysm: Complications

SAH: Further Radiological W/U

SAH: Treatment

Intraparenchymal Hemorrhage: Etiology

IPH: Clinical Presentation

IPH: Clinical Presentation

IPH: Appearance on CT

IPH: Treatment

Our Patient

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Our Patient: Angiography

Our Patient

Our Patient: Post-operative Head CT

Our Patient

References

Acknowledgements