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Head Trauma

Head Trauma. Neurologic Evaluation. X-ray CT MRI Angiography. Right occipital fracture. Linear lucency representing linear skull fracture. Depressed Skull Fracture. Epidural Hematoma. Lenticular vascular void adjacent to the parietal bone on angiography. High density area

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Head Trauma

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  1. Head Trauma

  2. Neurologic Evaluation • X-ray • CT • MRI • Angiography

  3. Right occipital fracture • Linear lucency representing linear skull fracture

  4. Depressed Skull Fracture

  5. Epidural Hematoma • Lenticular vascular void adjacent to the parietal bone on angiography

  6. High density area Lens shaped Right parietal Confined to sutures Epidural Hematoma

  7. Subdural Hematoma • Balanced (upper image) and T2 image • Band like high signal along right lateral brain surface • Crescentic shape • Represents methemoglobin resulting from subdural bleed • Compare to epidural

  8. Acute Subdural Hematoma • High attenuation collection crossing sutures • Mass effect with midline shift

  9. Chronic Subdural • Crescentic high signal bilaterally larger on the right • Represents chronic subdural bleeding

  10. Subdural – Epidural Compared

  11. Parenchymal Bleed • Intraparenchymal hematoma • No enhancement • Deep left parietal white matter • Oval high attenuation (blood) • Surrounding low attenuation (edema) • Mild mass effect

  12. Subdural – Epidural – ParenchymalCompared

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