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Sophannaabout 7 years ago

The Patient come to hospital with cerebral trauma. His vital signs TA: 105/80mmHg, Spo2: 97%, RR:25/min, pulse : 100/min, T: 37c. ATCD: don't have any pass story before. So what do you think with this CT Scan ?

Neurology Trauma Radiology Vascular Mri Technologist

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marco

about 7 years ago

hemmorhage left side

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Harsh Thesia

about 7 years ago

Cerebral haemorrhage??

ali

about 7 years ago

hemorrhagic brain contustion

doodie

about 7 years ago

Subdural hemorrhage?

Tien

about 7 years ago

I think it is SAH

Harsh Thesia

about 7 years ago

How can one differentiate between SAH and SDH through CT??

Letmeseenow

about 7 years ago

Tim Mik ,60yrs old Female, ID no: 150904 , calmette hospital ,2018.06.14 . What happened to protecting patients privacy ? Please edit and repost it .

Gurmeet

about 7 years ago

It could be SAH

Daniel Giovani Tebaldi

about 7 years ago

Parece ser um trauma contuso em região temporal direita com contusão cerebral por contragolpe no lado esquerdo. Também apresenta fratura de esfenoide (ou zigomatico?) a esquerda, fratura de temporal esquerdo e direito

deniz

about 7 years ago

SAH??

Letmeseenow

about 7 years ago

@sophanna this one's gotta go too