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Department of Radiology University of California San Diego John R. Hesselink, M.D. Non-Traumatic Neuro Emergencies

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Page 1: Non-Traumatic Neuro Emergencies

Department of Radiology University of California

San Diego

John R. Hesselink, M.D.

Non-Traumatic Neuro Emergencies

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Nontraumatic Neuroemergencies

1. Acute focal neurological deficit

2. Worst headache of life

3. Acute / Increasing confusion & obtundation

4. Acute / Progressive visual deficit

5. Acute / Progressive myelopathy

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“Acute Focal Neurological Deficit”

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Acute Focal Neurological Deficit

Arterial thrombosis, occlusion, dissection or embolus

Brain hemorrhage

Hypotension / Hypoxia

Venous / sinus occlusion

Cortical mass lesion

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Neuroradiological Workup

MR imaging T2WI & FLAIR GRE Diffusion T1WI with gadolinium

MRA /MRV

Angiography Diagnosis Thrombolysis Angioplasty

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History: 47 y/o man with von-Hippel-Lindau disease & new left arm weakness

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Dx: Infarct & MCA stenosis

{Page 2}

DWI

ADC

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History: 32 y/o woman with headache, confusion & right sided weakness

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Case 1

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Question?

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What can be hyperintense on T1-weighted images? 1. Fat

2. Subacute blood

3. Proteinaceous fluid

4. In-flow enhancement

5. Gadolinium enhancement

6. All of the above

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Dx: Thrombosis of superior sagittal sinus, left transverse sinus & deep venous system

Confusion & weakness {Page 3}

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Venous / Sinus Occlusion

Hypercoagulable state Pregnancy Sepsis Dehydration Paranasal sinus or mastoid infection Neoplastic invasion

Causes

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History: 59 y/o woman with headache and left-sided weakness

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Case 2

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Weakness {Page 2}

T1 - FATSAT

1

2

3 T2W

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Dx: Right ICA dissection

{Page 3}

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History: 43 y/o man with sudden onset of right face & arm weakness

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Case 4

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Dx: Hyperacute hemorrhage & AVM

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Question?

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What is the cause of the hyperintensity on the DWI image?

1. Restricted diffusion

2. Subacute blood

3. T2 shine through

4. Gadolinium enhancement

5. Turbulence

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Intracranial Hemorrhage Non-traumatic

Hypertension

Aneurysm

AV Malformation

Other

Other causes: bleeding into tumor, hypocoagulable state, hemorrhagic infarction and iatrogenic

36%

11%

17%

36%

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History: 5 y/o girl with seizures

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Case 10

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Diffusion image

Question?

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How does the DWI image help in differential diagnosis?

1. Indicates hemorrhage

2. Excludes a bacterial abscess

3. Excludes toxoplasmosis

4. Favors a tumor

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Dx: Amoebic abscesses

{Page 3}

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Pyogenic Brain Abscess

Courtesy of ED Gotsis, PhD, Euromedica, Athens, Greece

Acetate

Alanine

Lactate

Cytosolic Acid

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“Worst Headache of Life!!”

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Worst Headache of Life

Subarachnoid hemorrhage Acute meningitis Migraine Imaging

CT for SAH Lumbar puncture If no SAH, then MRI

Intervention Ablation of the aneurysm Angioplasty for vasospasm

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History: 63 y/o man collapsed while preaching on Sunday

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Dx: p-comm aneurysm

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History: 45 y/o female with severe headache

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Case 9

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Dx: SAH due to bilobed basilar tip aneurysm

Headache {Page 3}

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History: 54 y.o. man with severe

headache

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Dx: Cocci meningitis

{Page 2}

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“Acute / Increasing

Confusion and Obtundation”

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Acute / Increasing Confusion & Obtundation

Obstructive hydrocephalus

Brain stem or basal ganglia hemorrhage

Brain herniation

Encephalitis

Meningitis

Metabolic & toxic disorders

Imaging: CT and MRI

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History: 34 y/o man with intermittent chronic headaches & acute decreased mental status

Case 7

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Headaches {Page 2}

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Dx: Colloid cyst

{Page 3}

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Cerebellar Astrocytoma

G 53-55

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History: 50 y/o female with acute onset of headache & confusion

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Case 5

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Dx: Herpes simplex encephalitis

{Page 2}

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Herpes Simplex Encephalitis

Rapid course

Temporal lobes, inferior frontal & insular cortex

Cortical edema & mass effect

Gyral enhancement

Early therapy critical

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Meningitis

Organisms Bacteria Virus (meningoencephalitis) Tuberculosis Fungus

Enhancement of basal cisterns Differential diagnosis

Leptomeningeal seeding of tumor Encephalitis

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History: 39 woman with SLE on chronic immunosuppression

with steroids & methotrexate

701 – 1480813

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{Page 2}

Dx: TB meningitis

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Newborn with low APGAR scores

T1W

T2W

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2

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2

DWI

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History: 30 y.o. diabetic female was brought to the ED in a coma

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Coma {Page 2} 2 days later

Dx: Hypoglycemia – Insulin overdose

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“Acute / Progressive

Visual Deficit”

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Acute / Progressive Visual Deficit

Monocular deficit Retinal detachment Ocular hemorrhage Mass compressing or stretching optic nerve

Bitemporal hemianopsia Suprasellar mass

Homonymous hemianopsia Stroke Mass compressing posterior visual pathways

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Neuroradiological Workup

Orbital ultrasound

Globe & anterior compartment

CT for orbit

MRI is best overall

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History: 44 y.o. man with eye swelling, ophthalmoplegia & acute visual loss

Case 6

Question?

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Which compartments of the orbit are involved by the disease?

1. Intraconal space

2. Extraconal space

3. Preceptal space

4. All of the above

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Dx: Orbital cellulitis with SOF extension

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Dx: Devic’s disease

History: 27 y/o woman with loss of vision in left eye

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History: 37 y/o man with headaches & decreased vision

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Case 11

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Dx: Hemorrhagic Pituitary adenoma

{Page 3}

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History: 49 y/o man with a visual deficits & lightheadedness

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Dx: Hippocampal infarct

{Page 2}

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“Acute / Progressive

Myelopathy”

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Acute / Progressive Myelopathy

Epidural hemorrhage Epidural abscess Tumor Inflammatory diseases Ischemia Cervical or thoracic disk extrusion Imaging: MRI

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History: 40 y/o male with fever, back pain, and a T6 sensory level

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Case 3

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Dx: Epidural abscess

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History: 35 y/o man with back pain & leg weakness

Case 8

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Dx: Staph osteomyelitis

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History: 65 y/o woman with back pain & progressive leg weakness & gait problem for 2 months

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Dx: Plasmacytoma

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Dx: Epidural lymphoma

History: 32 y/o man with back pain

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UCSD Neuroradiology Teaching File Website

URL - http://spinwarp.ucsd.edu/NeuroWeb/