MRI report (diffusion-weighted and blood-sensitive sequences) after a TIA

on the same day as the assessment

tests per year, UK, on the same day as the specialist assessment

“1.2.2 After specialist assessment in the TIA clinic, consider MRI (including diffusion-weighted and blood-sensitive sequences) to determine the territory of ischaemia, or to detect haemorrhage or alternative pathologies. If MRI is done, perform it on the same day as the assessment.”

NICE NG128, Stroke and transient ischaemic attack in over 16s: diagnosis and initial management, section 1, 2019-05

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Considered after specialist TIA clinic assessment, not for everyone with a TIA.

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