01 · Rad Reflections Intro

02 · Today's Reflection

03 · What percentage of strokes is caused by nontraumatic intracranial hemorrhage?

04 · What are the locations of nontraumatic intracranial hemorrhage?

05 · Can epidural and subdural hemorrhage occur without trauma?

06 · What condition should come to mind first in a patient with subarachnoid hemorrhage?

07 · Are there any other causes of subarachnoid hemorrhage?

08 · How are cerebral aneurysms classified by size?

09 · What are the common locations of cerebral aneurysms?

10 · Can cerebral aneurysms be multiple?

11 · What are the causes of cerebral aneurysms?

12 · How do intracranial aneurysms present?

13 · Which aneurysm characteristics predispose to rupture?

14 · Which syndromes are caused by direct mass effect from large aneurysms?

15 · What is the best modality for demonstration of subarachnoid hemorrhage?

16 · What are the imaging findings of SAH in the acute phase?

17 · Where is acute subarachnoid blood most likely to be seen?

18 · What are the indirect findings of SAH?

19 · What are the causes of false negative CT in SAH?

20 · What are the imaging findings of Subacute SAH?

21 · What are the imaging findings of chronic or remote SAH?

22 · What are the imaging features that indicate towards the site of bleed in SAH?

23 · How does the location of hemorrhage help in determining the location of aneurysm?

24 · After the diagnosis of SAH what is the next imaging step?