A brain scan cannot detect schizophrenia, although many people with schizophrenia do have abnormal brain scans. The brain damage is not apparent until the disease has already progressed far enough to show clear signs of schizophrenia.
You usually cannot diagnose schizophrenia from a simple brain scan. However, long-term damage to the brain from schizophrenia can sometimes be assessed by a MRI scan.
yes, it can scan for ADD due to a part of the brain that are smaller than usual brain's. As for seizures, t depends. Seizures is when too much electricity is in the brain and if in the right place if can detect but its rare to see that
Yes, brain tumours can show up very clearly on CT scans especially if the patient is injected with an X-ray dye.
No, autism isn't detectable on CT scans.
Schizophrenia has no effect on brain weight.
No, none of these disorders have causative brain malformations that are visible via any imaging technology. It has been observed on images that the brains of those with schizophrenia is reduced in volume and the amount of cerebrospinal fluid filling the space at the center of the brain is increased, but there is a strong suspicion that this is a consequence of long term use of the antipsychotic medication used to control the disorder rather than the cause of the disorder.
A non contrast brain CT scan can pick up bleeds in or around the brain. It can also detect skull fractures and calcifications within the brain. Certain tumours can also be seen without the use of contrast.
The MRI would detect enlarged vesicles.
Paranoid schizophrenia is a disease of the brain.
Schizophrenia mainly affects the brain.
Evidence suggests that schizophrenia is a physical disorder of the brain.
Schizophrenia damages the frontal and temporal lobes and the vesicles.