Assessing Brain, Stroke, and Neurological Disorders Using CT and MRI Imaging: The Role of Imaging in Examining Neurological Disorders

Abstract Background: It has been determined that neurological disorders are a major cause of patient mortality. Numerous instruments have been developed for the efficient scanning of the symptoms and causes due to the severity of the condition. The goal of the study is to evaluate patients for potential brain, stroke, and neurological problems with regard to their neurological symptoms and signs using two cutting-edge neuroimaging technologies, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Method: A retrospective analysis was carried out, and 151 patients' medical data were statistically evaluated. The gathered data was put through a chi-square test. Results: According to the study's findings, numerous seizures (15.2%) were the main reason for assessment, followed by headaches (9.9%), visual complaints (7.9%), single seizures (5.3%), and gait disorders.