<prompt> True about subendocardial hemorrhage is all exceptMay be seen after head injuryInvolves RV wallContinous pattern of sheet likeFlame shaped hemorrhages  <response>: Subendocardial hemorrhages SEH occur after cardiac injuries and resuscitation as well as secondary to noncardiac injuries comprising head injuries, infectious diseases, intoxications, hemorrhagic diathesis, abdominal trauma, asthma, and hypovolemic shock. In paicular, the common incidence of SEH in intracranial lesions led to the suggestion that the phenomenon is mediated by the autonomic nervous system hypersecretion of catecholamines Ramdas Nayak page no. 303 