Stroke and Bleeding on CT
The noncontrast head CT at 3 a.m.: find the blood, find the early ischemia, make the call.
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What You Will Be Able to Do
- Read a noncontrast head CT with a fixed sequence
- Identify every compartment of intracranial bleeding
- Recognize early ischemic change and score ASPECTS
- Understand what CTA and perfusion add to the decision
Inside the Course
The final syllabus may evolve before launch, but this is the shape of it.
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01
The Reading Order
Blood, brain, cisterns, ventricles, bone. The same route every time.
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Blood on CT
Epidural, subdural, subarachnoid, intraparenchymal, intraventricular. Density, shape and spread.
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Early Ischemia
Loss of gray-white differentiation, the insular ribbon, the dense vessel sign.
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ASPECTS in Real Cases
Scoring on actual scans, including the ugly in-between ones.
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CTA and Perfusion
Core, penumbra and mismatch, and what the numbers mean for thrombolysis and thrombectomy.
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Mimics
Tumors, calcification, artifact and old infarcts that look acute.
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The Time-Critical Call
Windows, contraindications and how the imaging conversation with neurology actually goes.
