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Haemorrhagic transformation or simple extravasation of the iodine injected during the procedure?
Testimonial by Dr. Savatovsky Radiologist at FO Adolphe de Rothschild (Paris - 75)
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Spectral imaging makes it possible to differentiate a true haemorrhagic transformation from a transient extravasation of the contrast medium injected during the arteriography in the context of a stroke. This differentiation is fundamental in guiding the subsequent preventive treatment and, for example, in not having an anticoagulant treatment be contra-indicated by wrongly suspecting a haemorrhagic transformation.