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Cervical T2-weighted image on magnetic resonance imaging examination when the patient visited our clinic with the chief complaint of disturbance of walking, showing multiple compressions of the dural sac in the cervical spine.
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Cervical magnetic resonance imaging showed multiple compressions of the cervical spine on his visit to our clinic (Fig. 1).
Cranial CT scan at the time the patient complained of severe headache clearly showing intracranial subdural hematoma in the left hemisphere.
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Because of progression of headache and cognitive dysfunction, cranial CT was performed and clearly showed intracranial subdural hematoma (Fig. 2).
Cranial CT scan at 2 months after onset of hematoma showing its resorption.
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CT at 2 months after re-exploration showed resorption of the hematoma (Fig. 3).