Abstract
Computed tomography, an important part of the evaluation of patients with stroke, is particularly useful in distinguishing hemorrhage from infarction and in localizing lesions of the posterior fossa. A CT scan is not needed in every patient, but should be used in acute illness and when the clinical picture is not clear.
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