Understanding the different types of traumatic brain bleed on CT scans

A video explaining the main types of traumatic intracranial bleeds with the characteristic features of each on CT scanning.

[@FPSKrish]

really useful video for subdural, extradural and SAH, especially with the annotations. thanks so much

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

Thanks from the bottom of my heart ❤️

[@binox999]

Thanks so much! This helped a lot.

[@CoolJozef]

It would have been very good if u are not moving the images too fast

[@shashwatpriyadarshi972]

How to distinguish between subacute infarcts which can enhance from neoplasms?

[@samanthawhite9026]

Can a ct scan with contrast find an unruptured anurysm

[@radiologymasters]

CT angiography using contrast is an excellent way of showing an unruptured cerebral aneurysm

[@abyssopelagic4813]

How easily could part of the hemorrhage be mistaken for a brain tumor? Asking for someone

[@abyssopelagic4813]

Well the CT was before an MRI, the MRI concluded no brain tumor but the MRI did not use contrast. So it left me wondering which test was accurate

[@innocentmagongoa1488]

I am thinking that maybe they use the intensity of the densities to differentiate the two tissues?