Diagnosis of Early Stroke by Ct Scan

Authors

  • Maytham Khalid Ahmed Jaafr AL-Esraa University/ College of Health & Medical Techniques ، Department of Radiology Techniques
  • Omar Hamed Huwaidi Abdel Halim Al-Kharkh University of Science, College of Science, Department of Medical Physics
  • Wid Muthanna Abd AL-Wahab Abd AL-Razaq Al-Kharkh University of Science, College of Science, Department of Medical Physics
  • Mustafa Abbas Salman Shnawa Al-Kharkh University of Science, College of Science, Department of Medical Physics
  • Maytham Khalid Ahmed Jaafr AL-Esraa University/ College of Health & Medical Techniques ، Department of Radiology Techniques
  • Tabarak Basm Saeed Abdullah Elm City University College Medical physics sciences

Abstract

In this matter, we use CT in emergency cases, and the patient often arrives unconscious, and in this case the doctor cannot give a final clinical diagnosis, so we perform a CT scan. This provides us with a device to see the damaged blood vessels and their location. Therefore, we diagnose the condition and know the type of stroke (ischemic-hemorrhage). The specialist follows up the condition of the patient suffering from a stroke using an MRI scan.

Occipital bleeding represents the most dangerous (destructive) type, as the rate of recovery from it is very low, and in most cases the person suffering from this type loses his life. The infection rate is 15%.

As for its perfusion, it is less dangerous compared to the first, and the patient can be cured, and it is the most common, with a rate of 85%.

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Published

2024-10-09

How to Cite

Jaafr, M. K. A., Halim, O. H. H. A., AL-Razaq, W. M. A. A.-W. A., Shnawa, M. A. S., Jaafr, M. K. A., & Abdullah, T. B. S. (2024). Diagnosis of Early Stroke by Ct Scan. American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences, 1(8), 45–55. Retrieved from https://biojournals.us/index.php/AJBNS/article/view/182

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 8 (2024): American Journal of Biology and Natural Sciences

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