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Contralateral acute subdural hematoma occurring after evacuation of subdural hematoma with coexistent contralateral subdural hygroma

Hsiao-Lun Sun, Chih-Ju Chang and Cheng-Ta Hsieh
Neurosciences Journal July 2014, 19 (3) 229-232;

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    Preoperative brain CT demonstrating bilateral subdural effusions (arrows).

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    An MRI of the brain demonstrating the subdural hygroma on the right side and chronic SDH on the left side. A) T1-weighted images revealed low signal intensity on the right side and high signal intensity on the left side (arrow). B) T2-weighted images revealed high signal intensities on both sides. C) Fluid attenuation inverse recovery sequence revealed low signal intensity on the right side and high signal intensity on the left side (arrow).

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    Postoperative brain CT demonstrating acute subdural hemorrhage within the hygroma space in the right frontal A) and parietal B) regions (arrows).

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