A small pool of traumatic interhemispheric CT signs of subarachnoid hemorrhage.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 A small pool of traumatic interhemispheric CT signs of subarachnoid hemorrhage [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the CT scan on a small pool of traumatic interhemispheric diagnosis of subarachnoid hemorrhage. Methods: 24 patients with traumatic brain injury patients showed a small amount of subarachnoid hemorrhage longitudinal pool, after a short review of a small amount of CT The positive signs of subarachnoid hemorrhage disappeared. Results: 24 patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage showed a small pool of high density before the longitudinal length of 8 cases with corpus callosum sulcus sign, the limitations of longitudinal pool was high feathery density shadow, near the sulci disappear after longitudinal cell density increased thickening, rough edges, review shows the signs disappeared. Conclusions: The limited pool of a small amount of subarachnoid hemorrhage in the interhemispheric a characteristic CT scan performance, and inspection time close, easily missed. [Keywords:] subarachnoid, hemorrhage, CT scan Abstract Objective: To investigate the significance of CT scanning in diagnosing mild traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage of longitudinal cistern (SAHLC). Methods: 24 cases with brain trauma were studied retrospectively. Follow-up CT examination of a short-term suggested that the features of SAHLC disappeared after some time. Results: 24 cases of SAHLC produced the following CT manifestations: widening of anterior longitudinal cistern, sometime SAH visible in callosal sulcus or / and cingulate sulcus, so-called “callosal sulcus sign”; feather’s configuration of longtitudinal cistern, partial disappearance of contiguous sulcus; widening of posterior longitudinal cistern with a coarse borderline. Conclusion: Mild SAHLC presents some CT features related to examination time and missed diagnosis readily occurs. Keywords: Subarachnoid; Hemorrhage; CT scans A small amount of brain traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage (a small amou