PPT-ENLS Version 4.0 Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

Content Sayona John MD William J Meurer MD MS Stephanie R Qualls RN BSN CNRN and Brian L Edlow MD Slides George A Lopez MD PhD Presenter Your name Your institution  . Navaz Karanjia, MD. Director. . of . Neurocritical. Care. Assistant Professor of Neurosciences, Neurosurgery, and Anesthesiology. University of California. -. San Diego Health System. Financial: none. hemorrhage associated with tethered cord and . lipoma.  . Antônio Santos de Araújo Júnior . 1. , Pedro Alberto Arlant . 1. , Arnaldo Salvestrini Júnior . 1. , Marcos Fernando de Lima Docema . 2. Kavelin . Rumalla. 1. , . Adithi Y. . Reddy. 1. , . Manoj. K. Mittal. 2. . 1. University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine, . 2. University of Kansas Medical Center, Department of Neurology. CNS Trauma. . II-. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage:. C. auses:. 1- Rupture . saccular. (berry) aneurysm. 2- . Vascular. malformations. 3- Trauma. 4- . Coagulopathies. 5- Tumors. . Robin G. Cox, MBBS, MRCP(UK), FRCA, FRCPC. Professor of Anesthesiology. University of Calgary. Calgary Alberta Canada. Updated 4/2017. Disclosure. No conflicts of interest to declare. Objectives. To describe the epidemiology of post-tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy hemorrhage in children. By: . Shifaa. ’ . AlQa’qa. ’. Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. Causes:. Rupture of a . saccular. . (berry) aneurysm. Vascular malformation. Trauma. Hematologic disturbances. Tumors. Saccular. aneurysms. ICH. MECHANISMS OF INTRACEREBRAL. HEMORRHAGE:. Hypertension . Vascular Malformation s . Intracranial . Tumors . Bleeding Disorders, . Antico. . agulants. , and . Fibrinolytic. Treatment . Cerebral Amyloid . Content. : Katharina M. . Busl. , MD, MS; Ricardo A. Hernandez, MD; William J. Meurer, MD, MS; Sarah Peacock, DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC; Sandra D.W. Buttram, MD. Slides. : Chris Robinson, DO.  .  .  .  . Rachel A. Multz, MS4. Bindu . Setty. , MD. CT MRI. CASE HISTORY. A 46 year old otherwise healthy female is brought to the ED following a motor vehicle accident in which she was the restrained driver. She is alert but agitated and complaining of headache.. Tales from the Field. Judette M. Louis, MD, MPH. Associate Professor. Department of OB/GYN. Morsani College of Medicine and College of Public Health. University of South Florida. . Disclosure. I have no financial conflicts of interest to disclose . Content. : Ryan Martin, MD; Sarah Peacock, DNP, APRN. ACNP-BC; . Megan Corry, EdD, EMTP; Kerri L. LaRovere, MD; Safdar A. Ansari, MD . Slides. : Ryan Martin, MD.  .  .  .  . Presenter:. Your name. Content. : Archana Hinduja, MD; M . Sohel. Ahmed, MD. Slides. : Archana Hinduja, MD; M . Sohel. Ahmed, MD. Editors’ Note: Global Considerations. The intent of the editors, authors, and reviewers of this ENLS topic was not to address all the variations in international practice for the different diseases. We have discussed major practice variances (e.g., the availability of diagnostic testing, or the type of medications used) and encourage learners to use the ENLS algorithms as a framework on which any relevant local practice guidelines can be incorporated.. Eastern Journal of Medicine 18 (2013) 185-194 Original Article Table 2. Scores of the intracerebral hematomas according to their signal characteristics on DWI and ADC maps. The i Content. : Eljim Tesoro, PharmD, BCCCP, FNCS, FCCM;. Mehrnaz Pajoumand, PharmD . Slides. : Eljim Tesoro, PharmD, BCCCP, FNCS, FCCM .  .  .  .  . Editors’ Note: Global Considerations. The intent of the editors, authors, and reviewers of this ENLS topic was not to address all the variations in international practice for the different diseases. We have discussed major practice variances (e.g., the availability of diagnostic testing, or the type of medications used) and encourage learners to use the ENLS algorithms as a framework on which any relevant local practice guidelines can be incorporated..