Perfusion CT made easy - part 2 - pathophysiology of acute ischemic stroke

The second of a series of lectures on the use of perfusion CT of the brain in patients (with suspected) acute ischemic stroke. In this second presentation I'll talk about the vascular changes that take places in the brains of patients suffering an acute arterial occlusion. Understanding what happens on a vascular level in patients suffering an acute ischemic arterial stroke will help you understand what you see on your perfusion images.
Part 1 - Principles of Perfusion-CT
Part 2 - Pathophysiology of Acute Ischemic Stroke
Part 3 - Analyzing and interpreting your perfusion images
Part 4 - Perfusion-CT for treatment selection
Part 5 - Pitfalls and mimics on perfusion-CT
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[@nobody4920]

Very nice and helpful, especially for new residents in neurology like me!

[@theneuroradiologist]

thank you very much, residents in radiology, neurology, neurosurgery... are exactly the kind of people I have in mind when making these videos, so glad to hear it was useful to you :)

[@asifasef9909]

Excellent video, very nice way to understand.

[@KTAS1912]

❤❤❤❤amazing

[@АлександрА-б7ю8й]

👏