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    This document discusses neuroradiology and CT scans. It explains key CT scan views and terms like isodens, hypodens, and hyperdens. Anatomical structures like the corpus callosum, ventricles, caudate nucleus, globus pallidus, and putamen are labeled. Common neurological conditions imaged by CT scan are discussed briefly, including infarcts, hemorrhagic strokes, epidural hematomas caused by meningeal artery rupture, subdural hematomas from bridging vein rupture, subarachnoid hemorrhage, and intraventricular hemorrhage.

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    NEURORADIOLOGY

    PEMBIMBING : DR FADHIL, SP.BS


    HOUNSEFIELD UNIT
    A A
    CT- Scan
    • AXIAL / SAGITAL / CORONAL

    • ISODENS

    • HYPODENS

    • HYPERDENS

    • ENHANCEMENT
    SAGITAL CORONAL AXIAL
    HYPODENS
    HYPERDENS
    ENHANCEMENT
    ANATOMY
    • CC = CORPUS CALLOSUM
    • L = VENTRICLE LATERAL
    • C = NUCLEUS CAUDATUS
    • G = GLOBUS PALLIDUS
    • P = PUTAMEN
    • 3 = THIRD VENTRICLE
    • T = THALAMUS
    • A = AUDITORY RADIAN
    • O = OPTIC RADIAN
    Anatomy
    C
    T
    –
    S
    C
    A
    N
    N
    O
    R
    M
    A
    L
    EDEMA CEREBRI
    INFARCT / ISCHEMIC STROKE
    HEMORRHAGIC STROKE
    EPIDURAL HEMATOMA

    Rupture of meningeal artery


    Imaging of choice is CT-scan,
    appears as convex
    hyperdense area
    Beware of herniation!
    EPIDURAL HEMATOMA
    SUBDURAL HEMATOMA

    Rupture of bridging vein: Imaging of choice is CT-scan,


    appears as concave hyperdense area
    SUBDURAL HEMATOMA
    SUBARACHNOID HEMORRAGE
    INTRAVENTRICULAR HEMORRHAGIC
    K
    A
    S
    U
    S
    K
    A
    S
    U
    S

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