Patient’s Name:
Date:
Referred by: Dear Colleague
Examination: CT BRAIN
Techniques: CT BRAIN, Contiguous axial cuts were obtained through the skull without I.V. contrast and revealed:
REPORT
Date:
Referred by: Dear Colleague
Examination: CT BRAIN
Techniques: CT BRAIN, Contiguous axial cuts were obtained through the skull without I.V. contrast and revealed:
REPORT
- A hypodense collection is seen within the sudural space of left occipito-parietal region associated with mild midline shift to contra-lateral right side & mild effacement of left lateral ventricle denoting old chronic subdural haematoma.
- A large parenchymal hypodense lesion is seen occupying the left tempro-parietal region suggesting either cerebral infarction or resolved parenchymal heamtoma with residual area of encephalomalacia.
- No intra-axial masses are seen.
- Normal CT appearances & dimensions of ventricular system & basal cisterns.
- Normal CT appearances of posterior fossa structures & bony skull.
CONCLUSION:
- Left parietal old chronic subdural haematoma.
- Left tempro-parietal cerebral infraction versus resolved parenchymal haematoma.
Thanks