A patient presented with contralateral hemiplegia and sub-periosteal bleeding. Which of the following will be the initial investigation of choice?
Ans. (b) CT-scanRef: Harrison 19th ed. / 2582* For evaluation of bleeding in the brain the preferred investigation is CT scan. The bleeding in the brain shows up as hyper-density on CT scan.
Chest x-ray
CT-scan
MRI
PET - scan
Cerebrovascular