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Evaluating a Prototype CT Scan for ICH Evacuation
The aim of the project is to collect pre-procedural CT scans, intra-procedural post-evacuation scans as well as immediate post-procedural CT scans to evaluate and collect feedback of two Siemens prototypes: 1) perfusion prototype and 2) automatic hemorrhage detection prototype. The assessment of the prototypes, including its features will focus on the feasibility, usefulness as well as the potential clinical value add in minimally invasive ICH treatment.
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