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Basic CT interpretation and stroke

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Course Content

Welcome
Learning Objectives
Problem
Ischaemia vs haemorrhage (I)
Ischaemia vs haemorrhage (II)
Stroke is a clinical diagnosis
CT imaging of haemorrhage
Hyperacute CT review
Hyperdense artery sign (HAS)
Stroke findings can be very subtle
Systematic review: early CT infarct signs & prognosis
Do early infarct signs predict response to rt-PA?
Studies and conclusions
Case 1
Case 2
Case 3
Case 4
Case 5
BASP CT training
ASPECTS
ACCESS
ECCITING
Objectives Review
Quiz

Case 2

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