CT has been found to be of value in cerebrovascular disease. In acute infarcts, the CT
(before anticoagulation) excludes intracerebral hemorrhage. The CT may not exclude small …

The Computerized Tomographic Assessment of Brain Infarcts Page 1 LE JOURNAL
CANADIEN DES SCIENCES NEUROLOGIQUES The Computerized Tomographic …

CT has now justifiably become an integral part of the evaluation of patients with stroke.
Introduced by Hounsfield in October 1971, as a prototype technology at the Atkinson-Morley …

It is important, however, to realize the limitation of CT in cerebral infarction, since at least one-
third of infarctions may escape detection if only a single study is performed. It has been …

The aim of this book is to expand the clinical information given by computed tomograms
(CTs) of cerebral infarcts. Anatomical sections are displayed parallel to the CT correlate in …

Computer-assisted tomography is a relatively new diagnostic tool useful for evaluation of
patients with cerebrovascular disease. It rapidly provides accurate, quantitative, and …

Two stated objectives in the article by lnoue et a!.(1) were (a) to compare the CT findings
with the onset of symptoms, in order to doc-ument the earliest time at which an infarction …

Computed tomography is now routinely used in many hospitals to investigate
cerebrovascular disease. The purpose of our prospective study was to determine whether …

• Twenty patients with cerebral infarction were observed with serial computerized
tomographic (CT) scans. Seventy percent of those infarctions showed a mass effect that had …