A 50-year-old patient with a history of trauma one week back presents with confusion and ataxia. He is on treatment for alcohol dependence and his last intake was 2 weeks back. CT scan reveals the following finding. What is the diagnosis?
A patient comes to the casualty with a severe headache. His BP was found to be 160/100 mmHg. CT scan revealed a subarachnoid hemorrhage. What is the next best step in the management of this patient?
30-year male old patient presents to OPD with complaints of recurrent headache and nausea, MRI brain shown. What is the diagnosis?
A 25-year old patient who had a Road traffic accident was initially conscious but later became unconscious and subsequently died. On postmortem examination, multiple petechial Others hemorrhages are seen in the corpus callosum, what is the probable diagnosis?
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