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Ct scan indicates stroke. what would a tia look like?

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TIA and CT scan: On a CT or MRI scan, the brain will appear normal if the diagnosis is TIA. TIA is a clinical diagnosis, tests only support this diagnosis by excluding alternative possibilities.

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Answered 5/19/2016

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