Titlebook: Diseases of the Brain, Head & Neck, Spine 2012-2015; Diagnostic Imaging a J. Hodler,G. K. Schulthess,Ch. L. Zollikofer Conference proceedin

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Renate Ruckser-Scherb,Sylvia ?hlingerand prognosis. As many of these lesions do not arise from brain parenchyma, the more appropriate term would be intracranial tumors. As the category encompasses both neoplastic and nonneoplastic mass lesions, the word tumor is used in its broadest sense to indicate a space-occupying mass.

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Hemorrhagic Vascular Pathologies, IId approximate the age of the hemorrhage. The next step is to triage patients into those likely to have an underlying cause that requires urgent diagnosis and treatment and those who do not require urgent interventions. To do this, neuroimaging findings need to be considered in combination with patient age and medical history.

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Neuroradiological Diagnosis of Craniocerebral Trauma: Current Conceptspoor correlation between skull fractures and intracranial injury. The availability of the CT scout view or scanogram as a stand-in for any potential gain of plain film radiography is a reasonable choice in imaging these patients.

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Nontraumatic Neuroemergencies, II (MRI). CT is fast and can readily visualize fractures, hemorrhage, and foreign bodies. Otherwise, in patients who can cooperate for the longer imaging study, MRI provides better contrast resolution and has higher specificity for most CNS diseases. The five major categories of nontraumatic neuroemergencies are discussed below [1].

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Margit Raich,Julia Müller-Seegerc resonance angiography (MRA) have become effective methods with which to image cerebral arteries and veins. DSA is now used selectively in treatment planning after noninvasive imaging has been used for diagnosis.