Brazil President Lula's CT scan shows improvement
Brazil President Lula's CT scan shows improvement after surgeries earlier this month
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's health continues to improve after two emergency surgeries earlier this month to treat and prevent bleeding in his head, his medical team said in a statement on Tuesday.
Intracerebral hemorrhage is a medical emergency (Broderick et al., 1999). Initial diagnosis is achieved by using an emergent brain computed tomography (CT) scan upon presentation. A CT ...
Patients were diagnosed as having hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke on the basis of results from CT ... scans. The researchers found that serum GFAP was detectable in 81% of patients with ...
A CT scan of the patient’s brain and cervical spine were given to McGehee. “(His) impression noted ‘No acute intracranial ... produced a subarachnoid hemorrhage that resulted in (the patient ...
The president was taken from Brasilia to the Sao Paulo hospital late Monday after complaining of a headache, which an MRI scan determined to be an intracranial hemorrhage. The emergency was ...
A subarachnoid hemorrhage was demonstrated on a head CT scan. Investigations. Physical examination, laboratory tests, brain CT scan, brain MRI scan, brain magnetic resonance angiogram, ...
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