TEST2 – STROKE MANUAL

CONTENTS

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Diagnostic evaluation

Brain CT

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Magnetic resonance imaging

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Digital subtraction angiography

Postcontrast STA enhancement [Bley, 2005]

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Section 1

Section 2

Etiology

decompensation of chronic hypertension
- most commonly caused by sudden discontinuation of antihypertensive medication or drug interactions
- perioperative
- acute stroke (which may be a cause or a result of uncontrolled hypertension)
secondary hypertension
- pheochromocytoma
- preeclampsia/eclampsia
- abuse of sympathomimetic drugs (amphetamine, LSD, cocaine)

DWI

FLAIR

Local findings in temporal (giant cell) arteritis

CTA

Temporal arteritis on the right image (CTA)

Superficial temporal artery narrowing on CTA in temporal (giant cell) arteritis

SMART SLIDER

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