• Wien Med Wochenschr · Jan 2001

    Review

    [Cerebrovascular emergency in neuroradiology].

    • C Nasel.
    • Universitätsklinik für Radiodiagnostik, Währinger Gürtel 18-20, A-1090 Wien. christian.nasel@univie.ac.at
    • Wien Med Wochenschr. 2001 Jan 1; 151 (21-23): 489-94.

    AbstractCommon causes to consultate a neuroradiologist in case of emergencies are trauma, brain infarction, or intracranial bleeding. Patients with brain infarction need a rapid assessment of the potentially nonnecrotic area within the ischaemic lesion. If haemorrhage, mostly occurring in the form of subarachnoid bleeding, is suspected, the source of bleeding has to be detected. With cranial computed tomography (CT) a thorough evaluation and staging of ischaemic stroke is possible with respect to thrombolysis. To detect irreversible damage of brain tissue, a combined perfusion-diffusion MRI should be performed.

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