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Objective:
To explain how head and intracranial hematomas view on CT.SCAN
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Circle of Willis
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Sits at the base of the brain Joins the anterior and posterior circulation Important route of secondary or collateral circulation Most common site for congenital aneurysm
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Location
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The Brain
Frontal Lobe
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Neuroanatomy and Cerebral Circulation Review, West GTA Stroke Network, 2003
Parietal Lobe
Blood supply ACA, MCA and PCA Major functions:
sensory function body part awareness visual spatial information
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Temporal Lobe
Blood supply - MCA and PCA Major Functions:
understanding speech -Wernickes visual, olfactory and auditory perception learning, memory, emotional affect
Neuroanatomy and Cerebral Circulation Review, West GTA Stroke Network, 2003
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Occipital Lobe
Blood supply - MCA,PCA Major Functions:
primary visual area some visual reflexes involuntary smooth eye movements recognition & identification of objects
Neuroanatomy and Cerebral Circulation Review, West GTA Stroke Network, 2003
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Cerebellum
Blood supply Vertebrobasilar Major Functions:
control of fine motor movement coordinates muscle groups maintains balance, equilibrium
Neuroanatomy and Cerebral Circulation Review, West GTA Stroke Network, 2003
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Brain Stem
Blood supply - PCA & Vertebrobasilar Major divisions - midbrain, pons, medulla Houses CN III-XII Serves as a pathway Reticular Activating System
Neuroanatomy and Cerebral Circulation Review, West GTA Stroke Network, 2003
The brain is covered by 3 membranes: the dura mater which is the outermost and lies just beneath the skull, the arachnoid mater which is the intermediate layer, the pia mater which is firmly adherent to the brain tissue.
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Epidural hematoma
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Subdural hematoma
Subdural Hematoma
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can result from one or more contusions and this is followed by local oedema .
may increase in size, causing increased intracranial pressure and intracranial herniations of the brain. Symptoms depend on the area of the brain parenchyma affected.
Intracerebral Hematoma
Ischemic Penumbra
Area around infarct Infarcted brain tissue dies quickly - brain cells within the penumbra remain viable for several hours after stroke Penumbra cells supplied with blood by collateral arteries Reperfusion important as circulation becomes inadequate with time
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Raised pressure inside the skull, presents with headache, impaired consciousness, nausea and vomiting, papilloedema.
Note: For people taking anticoagulants e.g aspirin, the possibility of developing intracranial hematomas from minor head injuries is increased.
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References:
R.Macsween,K.Whaley,Muirs text book of pathology,13th edition pages 814-817. Kumar,Abbas,Fausto,Aster,Robbins&Cotran pathologic basis of disease,8th edition,pages 1287-1290. http://www.merck.com/mmpe/sec21/ch310/ch310a.ht ml#sec21-ch310-ch310a-253 Microsoft student with Encarta encyclopedia 2008 (hematomas) http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec06/ch087/ch087e.ht ml http://strokedoc.typepad.com/stroke_doc/2006/01/int racerebral_h.html