interpretation of ct brain- neuro surgical prospective
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Interpretation of CT Brain- neuro surgical prospective. Dr A Gazdar 04/09/2013. CT. Sliced angled images of brain from skull base to vertex. Either cross sectional (axial) / coronal / sagittal images Radiocontrast used is iodinated : !!!allergy. Normal anatomy. A. Frontal Lobe - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
DR A GAZDAR04/09 /2013
Interpretation of CT Brain- neuro
surgical prospective
CT
Sliced angled images of brain from skull base to vertex.
Either cross sectional (axial) / coronal / sagittal images
Radiocontrast used is iodinated : !!!allergy
Normal anatomyA. Frontal LobeB. Frontal Bone
(Superior Surface of Orbital Part)
C. Dorsum SellaeD. Basilar ArteryE. Temporal LobeF. Mastoid Air CellsG. Cerebellar
Hemisphere
A. Frontal LobeB. Sylvian FissureC. Temporal LobeD. Suprasellar
CisternE. MidbrainF. Fourth VentricleG. Cerebellar
Hemisphere
A. Falx CerebriB. Frontal LobeC. Anterior Horn of
Lateral VentricleD. Third VentricleE. Quadrigeminal
Plate CisternF. Cerebellum
A. Anterior Horn of the Lateral Ventricle
B. Caudate NucleusC. Anterior Limb of the
Internal CapsuleD. Putamen and Globus
PallidusE. Posterior Limb of the
Internal CapsuleF. Third VentricleG. Quadrigeminal Plate
CisternH. Cerebellar VermisI. Occipital Lobe
A. Genu of the Corpus Callosum
B. Anterior Horn of the Lateral Ventricle
C. Internal CapsuleD. ThalamusE. Pineal GlandF. Choroid PlexusG. Straight Sinus
A. Falx CerebriB. Frontal LobeC. Body of the Lateral
VentricleD. Splenium of the
Corpus CallosumE. Parietal LobeF. Occipital LobeG. Superior Sagittal
Sinus
A. Falx CerebriB. SulcusC. GyrusD. Superior Sagittal
Sinus
Trauma
Both brain and bone windows need to be examined
Fractures are noted in sinuses, skull base, mastoid bone, temporal (petrous), skull.
Either linear or depressed.Either displaced or
undisplaced
SAHMost commonly
associated with vascular anomalies
Aneurysm, AVMCT grading is
Fischer grade
Acute SDHNSx emergencyCrescent shapedHyperdense, may
contain hypodense foci due to serum, CSF or active bleeding
Does not cross dural reflections
EDHAssociated with skull
fracturesHyerdense biconvexCan cross the dural
borders
contusionsill-defined hypodense area
mixed with foci of hemorrhage.
Adjacent subarachnoid hemorrhage is common.
>24-48 hours, hemorrhagic transformation or coalescence of petechial hemorrhages : evolution
tumorsContrast needed to
delineateMultiple at grey white
junction– metsDural based –
meningiomaDiffuse
intraparenchymal – high grade gliomas
hydrocephalousCommunicating or
obstructiveTrapped hornsLook for causeAssociated hardware
Intracranial infections
Abscess – extra or intra cranial
Extra : look for sinusitis, thrombophlebitis, postop
Intra: look for distant source
Nerve wreck…..Describe the lesion…
Fischer grade for SAH in image
Please describe the pathology..
Thank you..
Have a great day!!