Informative potential obtainable from the correlation of clinical, CT, and serial scintigraphic findings recorded from patients with impaired cerebral blood supply

Forty-eight patients with acute and chronic cerebrocirculatory disorders were investigated, with conclusions being drawn for indications of computed tomography of the brain and cerebrosequential scintigraphy. However, while cerebrosequential scintigraphy is the preferred approach, it should not be used unless therapeutic consequences can be derived from the findings recorded. (author)