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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

FOLLOWING AN ISCHEMIC STROKE WOULD THE DEAD AREA EVENTUALLY APPEAR WITH THE SAME DENSITY AS CSF ON A CT SCAN?





An ischemic stroke on CT does not typically have the same density as CSF on DT.  A stroke is more commonly describe as lucency.



POSTED BY:  Steven Ajluni, MD
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