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Traumatic Neuroemergency: Imaging Patients with Traumatic Brain Injury – an Introductionng to a meta-analysis, combining reports from 23 European countries between 1980 and 2003, the incidence rate is about 235 per 100,000 [59]. Increasingly, imaging techniques play a crucial role in the diagnosis and management of patients with craniocerebral trauma, often influencing life or death decisions.

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Nontraumatic Neuroemergenciescies, let alone an overview of the imaging of these pathologies. The diseases covered in this text will focus on the most frequent . neuroemergencies, which will be illustrated with their usual presentation, characteristic imaging findings, and available treatment options, during the workshops.

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