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Figures
- Fig 1.
Patient 3. Axial T2-weighted (A), FLAIR (B), and gradient–refocused (C) images show a left cerebellar hemisphere hemorrhage with mild mass effect and minimal adjacent edema. No enhancement is seen on the postcontrast T1-weighted MR image (D). Diffusion-weighted MR image (E).
- Fig 2.
Patient 5. A, Immediate postoperative CT showing left RCH. Three-month follow-up MR T2-weighted (B) and FLAIR (C) images show a hemosiderin ring surrounding the resolving hematoma.
- Fig 3.
Patient 8. Postoperative noncontrast-enhanced CT shows bilateral RCH (arrowheads). Arrow indicates a surgical clip placed on the right middle cerebral artery aneurysm.
Tables
Summary of patients’ age, primary pathology, site of craniotomy, symptoms, location of bleed site, and complications
Patient No. Age (y) Pathology Craniotomy Symptoms Bleed Site Complication 1 67 Aneurysm Pterional None Left cerebellum None 2 65 Aneurysm Pterional Confusion, ataxia Left cerebellum None 3 36 Oligodendroglioma Frontal Dysmetria, ataxia, and dizziness Left cerebellum None 4 28 Arachnoid cyst Temporal Nausea Right cerebellum None 5 53 Glioblastoma Temporal None Left cerebellum None 6 33 Gunshot wound None Brain death Left cerebellum Death 7 29 Cavernous malformation Pterional None Right cerebellum None 8 53 Aneurysm Pterional None Bilateral cerebellum None
