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grapes of aneurysmes ...how i can discriminate them in a head TC
hi,
last day a girl of 18 years old, with a neck pain and some head ate owing to a diifculty of foucusing of the right eye, has a head TC where there're more masses with density high than the blood in a blood zone in the right part of little brain zone .
in this zone of blood there's no show continus formation of blood vessel near this masses also after a recostruction of TC slices.
how can we discriminate a gapes of aneurysmes than something else?
last day a girl of 18 years old, with a neck pain and some head ate owing to a diifculty of foucusing of the right eye, has a head TC where there're more masses with density high than the blood in a blood zone in the right part of little brain zone .
in this zone of blood there's no show continus formation of blood vessel near this masses also after a recostruction of TC slices.
how can we discriminate a gapes of aneurysmes than something else?
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To evaluate for aneurysms, consider doing CT angiogram so you can visualize the intracranial vessels. Difficult to tell without contrast administration if there are other reasons why there is hemorrhage. It can also be an underlying mass where you need MRI with and without contrast once the hemorrhage evolves.
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