Report template

Report template — CT of venous intracranial

CT report template for venous intracranial — clinical body in pt-BR with [...] placeholders for exam-specific findings.

When to use

Cervical/intracranial arterial and venous CTA is the method of choice in emergency for stroke with suspected large-vessel occlusion, subarachnoid hemorrhage (ruptured aneurysm workup), cerebral venous thrombosis and cervical arterial dissection.

What to evaluate

  • Carotid and vertebral patency (stenoses, occlusions, dissections).
  • Circle of Willis: ACA, MCA, PCA and anatomical variants.
  • Aneurysms: location, size, morphology (saccular, fusiform), rupture signs.
  • Venous system: dural sinuses and deep cerebral veins — thrombosis signs (filling defects).
  • In stroke: identify proximal occlusion (M1, ICA, ACA-A1, basilar) for thrombectomy eligibility.

Interactive template

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Técnica: Exame realizado pela técnica multislice após a injeção do meio de contraste endovenoso. Análise: - Porção cranial das veias jugulares internas: calibre, trajeto e contrastação preservados. - Seios sagital superior, reto, transversos e sigmoides: calibre, trajeto e contrastação preservados. - Veia de Galeno e veias cerebrais internas: calibre, trajeto e contrastação preservados. - Circulação patológica: ausente. - Trombose venosa recente: ausente. - Variações anatômicas: assimetria do calibre entre as veias jugulares internas e os seios sigmoides e transversos, menores à . Comparação: Estudos anteriores não disponíveis. Conclusão: Angiotomografia venosa cerebral dentro dos parâmetros da normalidade.
Template in Brazilian Portuguese (clinical reporting language). Adapt to your service protocol. Not medical advice — the physician reviews, edits and signs.

How to use

  • Replace each [...] with the exam's measurement or descriptor.
  • Adapt the conclusion to your service protocol before signing.
  • Use the template as a starting point — not a replacement for physician review.
  • In Laudos.AI, dictate findings in natural speech and the AI structures text in this format for review.

Frequently asked

Ischemic stroke — thrombectomy window?
Basic window: up to 6 h from onset. Extended (DAWN/DEFUSE-3) up to 24 h in selected cases with clinical-radiologic mismatch, adequate ASPECTS and proximal occlusion.
Incidental aneurysm — when to treat?
Multidisciplinary decision. Consider: size (≥ 7 mm generally), location (posterior > anterior circulation), irregular morphology, symptoms, prior SAH and patient risk factors (PHASES score).

References

  • Powers WJ et al., Stroke 2019.
  • Greving JP et al., Lancet Neurol 2014 (PHASES).

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