NAME
Hospital CT.Scan Center
EMERGENCY CT BRAIN WITHOUT CONTRAST
HISTORY: A 64 year-old man with 1" episode seizure was sent for evaluation.
TECHNIQUE: The serial axial scan was performed through the brain without intravenous contrast medium
administration. Then the reconstruction was obtained.
FINDINGS: The study reveals acute intraparenchymal hematoma at the left inferior frontal lobe with surrounding brain edema about 1.4x2.2x1.1 cm (APxWxH). Acute SDH along falx cerebri, left frontal convexity, left parietal convexity and left tentorium cerebelli
are seen, about 0.9 cm in maximal thickness. Focal traumatic SAH at the cortical region of the left temporal lobe is noted.
Chronic subdural hygroma along right frontal, right parietal and right temporal convexities are seen, about 0.8 cm in maximal thickness.
Multiple old lacunar infarctions at bilateral basal ganglia and right thalamus are shown.
Old cerebral infarction at the right occipital lobe is noted. Shifting of midline structure to the left side about 0.3 cm is noted.
The ventricular system is not dilated.
The posterior fossa appears unremarkable.
Aging brain atrophy is observed.
Pansinusitis is observed. The both orbits and both mastoid air cells are normal.
Linear non-depressed skull fracture along right occipital bone with scalp contusions at right parietal
and right occipital region are seen.
The rest of the bony skull and base of the skull are intact.
IMPRESSION:
- Multiple traumatic brain injury at areas described above. -Multiple old lacunar infarctions at bilateral basal ganglia and
-Old cerebral infarction at the right occipital lobe.
-Aging brain atrophy.
CH
right thalamus
- Linear non-depressed skull fracture along right occipital bone with scalp contusions at right parietal and
right occipital region.
- Pansinusitis.
Siriwan, M.D.
Radiologist
Clin
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Hospital CT.Scan Center
EMERGENCY CT BRAIN WITHOUT CONTRAST
HISTORY: A 64 year-old man with 1" episode seizure was sent for evaluation.
TECHNIQUE: The serial axial scan was performed through the brain without intravenous contrast medium
administration. Then the reconstruction was obtained.
FINDINGS: The study reveals acute intraparenchymal hematoma at the left inferior frontal lobe with surrounding brain edema about 1.4x2.2x1.1 cm (APxWxH). Acute SDH along falx cerebri, left frontal convexity, left parietal convexity and left tentorium cerebelli
are seen, about 0.9 cm in maximal thickness. Focal traumatic SAH at the cortical region of the left temporal lobe is noted.
Chronic subdural hygroma along right frontal, right parietal and right temporal convexities are seen, about 0.8 cm in maximal thickness.
Multiple old lacunar infarctions at bilateral basal ganglia and right thalamus are shown.
Old cerebral infarction at the right occipital lobe is noted. Shifting of midline structure to the left side about 0.3 cm is noted.
The ventricular system is not dilated.
The posterior fossa appears unremarkable.
Aging brain atrophy is observed.
Pansinusitis is observed. The both orbits and both mastoid air cells are normal.
Linear non-depressed skull fracture along right occipital bone with scalp contusions at right parietal
and right occipital region are seen.
The rest of the bony skull and base of the skull are intact.
IMPRESSION:
- Multiple traumatic brain injury at areas described above. -Multiple old lacunar infarctions at bilateral basal ganglia and
-Old cerebral infarction at the right occipital lobe.
-Aging brain atrophy.
CH
right thalamus
- Linear non-depressed skull fracture along right occipital bone with scalp contusions at right parietal and
right occipital region.
- Pansinusitis.
Siriwan, M.D.
Radiologist
Clin