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Medical Category: Neurology

Does a Normal Head CT Within 6 Hours of Onset of Headache Rule Out SAH?

Background: The traditional standard workup for ruling out subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) has been a non-contrast head CT and, if negative, a lumbar puncture. The thought behind this is that the sensitivity of head CT to rule out SAH is not ...

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Neurology

Ischemic Stroke Treatment Archive

I recently returned from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Conference which took place from Oct. 26th – 29th, 2015 in Boston, MA.  There were really a lot of amazing talks by so many amazing speakers but one lecture ...

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Neurology

tPA-Associated Angioedema

  For the most part, the biggest concern with administering tPA is the bleeding complications, specifically intracranial hemorrhage. But there is another side effect that is being reported more frequently. I, myself, saw two cases in one week. This side ...

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Neurology

Post Lumbar Puncture Headaches

Lumbar puncture is a procedure that is commonly performed in the emergency department (ED) for both diagnostic and therapeutic reasons. Post lumbar puncture (LP) headache is one of the most common complications from LPs (6 – 36% incidence) and is essentially ...

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Neurology

REBEL Review 60: CVA Syndromes

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