Computed Tomography Scan Brain With Stroke Cases Haemorage at Dr Haji Adam Malik: Computed Tomography Scan Brain With Stroke Cases Haemorage at Dr Haji Adam Malik

Abstract

With the title "Computed Tomography (CT- Scan) Brain Stroke with case Haemorage General Hospital Haji Adam Malik Interest CT scan Brain Stroke with Case Haemorage to show anatomical features and disorders - disorders in which areas of the brain hemorrhage caused terjadnya trauma , The brain is an important organ and can be regarded as the central computer of all organs, central nervous section located within the cranial cavity encased by a powerful brain membrane. Inspection techniques are in use projection AP (supine) on axial cuts at the start of the orbito meatal line until the vertex region aims to show how much fluid in the brain. Where the planes were used in this research that CT- Scan generation III produces four slice each round. As for the best equipment used ready-made CT-Scan (standbay), apron and oxygen. Type of film used thermal blue film specifically designed for the film imager station and packed 125 pieces in one package. In Brain anatomy illustration of a supine patient position seemed abnormalities haemorage stroke on the left frontal and basal ganglia. Image density and high image contrast so that the results ekspertise / reading from a doctor stating the patient suffered a stroke haemorage in the left frontal and basal ganglia (vol +/- 70 cc). In Brain anatomy illustration of a supine patient position seemed abnormalities haemorage stroke on the left frontal and basal ganglia. Image density and high image contrast so that the results ekspertise / reading from a doctor stating the patient suffered a stroke haemorage in the left frontal and basal ganglia (vol +/- 70 cc). In Brain anatomy illustration of a supine patient position seemed abnormalities haemorage stroke on the left frontal and basal ganglia. Image density and high image contrast so that the results ekspertise / reading from a doctor stating the patient suffered a stroke haemorage in the left frontal and basal ganglia (vol +/- 70 cc).