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(A) Intraoperative incision and bone window; (B) the location of the hematoma was found during surgery (blue arrow); (C) the hematoma cavity after the removal of the hematoma by neuroendoscopy (blue arrow); (D-F) preoperative CT showed evidence of brainstem hemorrhage; (G-I) complete removal of hemorrhage was achieved, as confirmed by the post-op CT scan image.
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A CT scan revealed the presence of a brainstem hemorrhage (Figures 1D-F). Given the location of the hemorrhage and the need for timely management of associated conditions such as obstructive hydrocephalus and respiratory distress, the surgical team decided to use an endoscopic trans-cerebellar medullary fissure approach for intervention (Figures 1A-C).
Timeline of the patient's disease progression. The timeline illustrates the different events during the patient's treatment and disease progression.
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