Imaging of Acute Stroke: Early Detection Is Key

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In this invaluable Special Report, Imaging of Acute Stroke: Early Detection Is Key, you will learn about:

Statistics on stroke;
Definition of stroke;
Types of stroke;
Frequency of each type of stroke;
Subtypes of ischemic stroke;
Distinguishing between types of stroke;
Distinguishing between stroke and non-stroke;
The three optimal approaches for diagnosing stroke;
Why early detection is key for ischemic stroke;
Key features to look for when imaging the brain;
Key signs to look for when making your diagnosis;
contrast versus noncontrast studies;
signs of a hemorraghic infarct;
key things to look for in the first 24 hours of symptom onset;
which imaging studies show stroke within the first 24 hours to seven days;
why FLARE is more sensitive than T2 weighted images;
the most sensitive way to detect areas of acute stroke;
contrast enhancement and what it means;
other things to look for around the MCA sign;
the significance of the gyriform pattern;
CT versus MRI in an acute stroke setting;
stroke imaging controveries to be aware of;
dealing with artifacts;
the advantages of fast-spin echo;
other trauma to the brain;
benefits of MRI;
suggested best practice in the case of emergency imaging for stroke.

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Don Deye, M.D.
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