Positron Emission Tomography is a scanning technique which detects chemical and physiological changes related to metabolism. This procedure produces three-dimensional images of blood flow, chemical reactions and muscular activity in the body as they occur. It measures the intensity of the use (metabolization) of glucose, oxygen or other substances in the brain. More active brain…
← Back to Diagnosis Understanding diagnostic tests CT / CAT Scan A computed tomography scan uses X-rays and a computer to create detailed images. A head CT can help the healthcare team investigate structural problems, particularly when a rapid assessment is needed. Before Your Scan Questions to Ask About this information This webpage is subject…
← Back to Diagnosis Understanding thinking, learning, and memory Neuropsychological Tests A neuropsychological assessment explores how you think, learn, remember, and solve problems. The findings can help guide treatment and identify useful everyday supports. Why Testing Is Recommended Preparing for Your Visit About this information This webpage is subject to continuous review by Epilepsy Ontario…
If you think you had a seizure-like episode, this is the place to be. From the first seizure to possible treatments, this section walks you through the steps you may take to determine whether or not you have epilepsy. For a current list of physicians of various specialties, visit the College of Physicians and Surgeons…
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