After head injury, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) scanning is, like computed
tomography (CT), an effective method of distinguishing between intracerebral and …

Thirty-five patients who had incurred head trauma were studied with computed tomography
(CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). CT was performed using a General Electric …

Magnetic resonance (MR) images and computed tomograms of 25 patients with head
trauma were compared. MR proved to be superior in many ways for demonstrating …

The computed tomography scans of 90 patients with extracerebral fluid collections were
reviewed. Epidural hematomas, acute, subacute, and chronic subdural hematomas …

Discussion The CT diagnosis of isodense subdural hematoma depends on the recognition
of one or more indirect signs: effacement of sulci on the involved side [2, 3]; presence of a …

Subdural hematomas, whose absorption values approximate those of adjacent brain, are
not visualized in routine computed tomography. Two clues indicating the presence of such" …

To determine the chronologic changes in the MR appearance of brainstem hemorrhage and
to evaluate the clinical efficacy of MR imaging, 15 patients were examined with a 0.5-T MR …

It may at times be difficult to separate supra-from infratentorial and intra-from extraaxial
pathology on the basis of axial transverse computed tomography (CT) scans. Coronal CT …

A chronic subdural hematoma may present in a computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan
with the same density as normal brain tissue. The presence of a lesion may be suggested …

The ability of magnetic resonance (MR) to identify intracranial hematomas was tested in five
patients with clinical and computed tomographic signs of chronic subdural hematoma. The …