Hypodense

Hypodense lesions identified on Computerized tomography are often assumed to indicate ischemia.

see also Computed Tomography for chronic subdural hematoma.

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Doubtful hypodense left occipital intraparenchymal area, probably nonspecific, unable to rule out hemorrhagic parenchymal brain contusion. Hospital observation and possibly CT control are recommended.

Type 2 diabetes.Atrial fibrillation, Obesity, chronic respiratory failure

Smoker of 1-2 packs/day and severe alcohol habit Usual treatment -MICARDIS PLUS 40/12.5MG 1 tablet every 24 hours -Dapagliflozin and metformin combination 5MG/1000MG 1 tablet every 12 hours -OMEPRAZOLE 20 MG 1 tab every 24h -ELIQUIS 5MG

see Fall-Related Traumatic Brain Injury

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He fall the day before, he comments loss of consciousness lasting seconds, comments that he feels ill, referring to a sensation of dizziness with turning of objects, he refers to a sensation of relative dyspnea, no vomiting, he refers to having drunk alcohol

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Contusion in the occipital region