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Hit head 5 days ago. worsening headache since then. non contrast ct scan today due to vomiting once this morning. normal scan. is this test sensitive?
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YES: This certainly sounds like a concussion and requires follow up with your neurologist.
Answered 1/5/2019
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Yes, it is very : Sensitive for detecting clinically significant post traumatic intracranial bleeds or skull fractures
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