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What Does The Brain CT Scan Images Indicate?

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Posted on Thu, 27 Nov 2014
Question: Attached here the report. Kindly review about the patient.At present doctor is saying that operation to remove the block is not advisable. Doctor is of the opinion that operation to remove the block may lead to paralysis. Kindly suggest an expert openion.
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Answered by Dr. Eris Ranxha (4 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Do Angio-CT

Detailed Answer:
Dear,

I saw the image of brain CT scan and in my opinion your doctor is right.
Surgery can't be performed as at these moment as we don't know the cause of hemorrhage.
Intracerebral hemorrhage can't be treated with surgery when no vascular pathologies are confirmed (such as MAV, cavernoma etc).
Unfortunately bleeding is near motor nucleus and surgery may provoke paralyses.
I would strongly reccomend to undertake a brain Angio-CT and if it is normal treat patient conservative (with medication no surgery).
If patient is suffering from other disease (especially blood pathologies let me know) treatment may be depended from it.

Please let me know about patient neurologic statement

Hope I had clarified your doubt
Wish you all the best

Best regards
Dr Eris Ranxha
Neurologist
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What Does The Brain CT Scan Images Indicate?

Brief Answer: Do Angio-CT Detailed Answer: Dear, I saw the image of brain CT scan and in my opinion your doctor is right. Surgery can't be performed as at these moment as we don't know the cause of hemorrhage. Intracerebral hemorrhage can't be treated with surgery when no vascular pathologies are confirmed (such as MAV, cavernoma etc). Unfortunately bleeding is near motor nucleus and surgery may provoke paralyses. I would strongly reccomend to undertake a brain Angio-CT and if it is normal treat patient conservative (with medication no surgery). If patient is suffering from other disease (especially blood pathologies let me know) treatment may be depended from it. Please let me know about patient neurologic statement Hope I had clarified your doubt Wish you all the best Best regards Dr Eris Ranxha Neurologist