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CT SCAN in Emergency Room

CT SCAN BRAIN (Non-Contrast)

Hello! I am an MD Emergency Medicine Resident and in this subject you need to have a very good idea about the anatomy of brain in CT Scan along with various abnormal pathologies.. because you may need to take vital decisions with the plate/film, before the report reaches the ED.
Emergency Medicine is a rapidly developing branch which requires skills and acumen.
If you like them I will upload all the slides one by one..in a series


Transverse view at the level Internal Acoustic meatus showing Orbits, Cerebellum and Medulla


Transverse view at the level of Mid-Brain


Transverse View at the level of Internal Capsule


Stay tuned and I will try to upload other cuts too.




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