RDHAP 4; Strokes & the Use of Blood Thinners

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I have another spesific query as below: If patient suffer from stroke and below are the reports - A. Below is the CT scan report on the day of stroke. EXAMINATION : C.T.BRAIN. Serial axial contiguous 5 & 10 mm sections were obtained from base of skull to vertex ;as plain study. The cerebral parenchyma shows normal grey & white matter differentiation. A well defined hypodense area is seen in the right paraventricular region. There is no shift of mid-line structures. The ventricular system, basal cisterns, sylvian fissures, and the sulcal C.S.F. spaces do not reveal any abnormality. IMPRESSION : WELL DEFINED HYPODENSE AREA IN THE RIGHT PARAVENTRICULAR REGION IS MOSTLY DUE TO AN INFARCT. B) Below is the report of MRI on 5th day of hospitalization. MRI OF THE BRAIN LIMITED STUDY FOR STROKE REPORT: A LIMITED STUDY [FLAIR AND DIFFUSIONĮ WAS PERFOMED FOR SCREENING OF STROKE. The cerebellar hemispheres and vermis are normal. The brainstem is normal. The basal cisterns are prominent. There is a welldefined altered signal intensity area (hyperintense on Diffusion, Flair and hypointense on T1W images.) in the right insular cortex-basal ganglia- white matter in the posterior parietal periventricular region causing partial effacement of adjacent cerebral sulci.. The third, fourth and both lateral ventricles are normal in size. The thalamic-basal ganglia regions are normal. There is widening of rest of the cerebral sulci. The eye-balls and optic nerves appear normal. IMPRESSION: MR STUDY REVEALS A WELL-DEFINED ACUTE INFARCT INVOLVING THE RIGHT INSULAR CORTEX-BASAL GANGLIA - WHITE MATTER IN THE POSTERIOR PARIETAL/ PERIVENTRICULAR REGION CAUSING PARTIAL EFFACEMENT OF ADJACENT CEREBRAL SULCI. GENERALIZED CEREBRAL ATROPHY-CONSISTENT WITH AGE. C) Query is that, please check whether this condition fall in any of below term 1 Stroke Resulting In Permanent Symptoms Any cerebrovascular incident producing permanent neurological sequelae. This includes infarction of brain tissue, thrombosis in an intracranial vessel, hemorrhage and embolization from an extra cranial source Diagnosis has to be confirmed by a specialist medical practitioner and evidenced by typical clinical symptoms as well as typical findings in CT Scan or MRI of the brain. Evidence of permanent neurological deficit lasting for at least 3 months has to be produced. The following are excluded: • Transient ischemic attacks (TIA) • Traumatic injury of the brain • Vascular disease affecting only the eye or optic nerve or vestibular functions. 2. Permanent Paralysis Of Limbs Total and irreversible loss of use of two or more limbs as a result of injury or disease of the brain or spinal cord. A specialist medical practitioner must be of the opinion that the paralysis shall be permanent with no scope of recovery and must be present for more than Please revert, in this senario does patient is eligible for claim under Cr.illness policy or not.

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