If the brain is in danger after a stroke or accident, every second counts. A new 2.3-million-euro scanner in the Christian Doppler clinic should now help patients: enable faster and more targeted treatment.
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The Christian-Doppler-Klinik in Salzburg has commissioned a new computer tomograph. The purchase, which costs around 2.3 million euros, should enable more precise diagnoses, e.g. in the case of strokes, head injuries and diseases of the spine. SALZBURG. Is a vessel in the brain closed or is there bleeding? In case of a suspected stroke, such questions are crucial for further treatment. A new computer tomograph at the University Institute of Neur…
If the brain is in danger after a stroke or accident, every second counts. A new 2.3-million-euro scanner in the Christian Doppler clinic should now help patients: enable faster and more targeted treatment.