Non-traumatic Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Case 3
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1. Question
A 57-year-old lady returns from CT scan at 10pm at night with a CT demonstrating SAH around the basal cisterns. You contact the Regional Neurosurgery Unit which is unable to take the patient for a few hours.
Why is it important that these patients be managed in specialist neuroscience centres?
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Which of the following medical treatments have good evidence to support them in the management of this patient while you wait for transfer to occur?
Select one or more options.
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3. Question
Transfer occurs and you phone the next day to discover that the patient underwent both CT and formal angiography both of which were of good quality and were normal.
What is the likely reason for this situation?
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