Acute central nervous system disorders in medical emergency

Acute central nervous system disorders are a direct threat to life and should therefore be recognized and treated as soon as possible. Brain damage is one of the most common causes of death. Detailed below are detailed symptomatic disease units designed to facilitate rapid diagnosis of the disorder and to decide whether to transport the patient to the appropriate medical center as soon as possible. Diagnostic options for diagnosing a disease such as a cerebral ischemic stroke or subarachnoid hematoma have been significantly developed over the years. Studies such as computer tomography or magnetic resonance imaging are extremely important for making a quick diagnosis. The development of technology and knowledge of the central nervous system has significantly reduced the number of deaths caused by cerebral disorders. The most important link in the procedure is a quick and accurate diagnosis of life threatening symptoms.