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Computed tomography reveals a foreign body (metal strip) spanning the genu of the corpus callosum to the right parietal lobe (A); rupture of the left eyeball, subcutaneous hematoma of the eyelid, fracture of the top wall of the left orbit, and a small accumulation of gas in the left orbit (B); and contusion of the left frontal lobe with extensive subarachnoid hemorrhage (C).
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Emergency computed tomography (CT) of the brain revealed the presence of a foreign body (metal strip) spanning the genu of the corpus callosum to the right parietal lobe, contusion of the left frontal lobe with extensive subarachnoid hemorrhage, rupture of the left eyeball, subcutaneous hematoma of the eyelid, fracture of the top wall of the left orbit, and a small accumulation of gas in the left orbit (Figure 1).
Ultrasound image reveals an enlarged right ventricle and underfilled left ventricle. RV, right ventricle; LV, left ventricle; LA, Left atrium; AO, Aorta.
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PE (Figure 2). Pulmonary artery computed tomography angiography (CTA) revealed the following: (1) bilateral lower PE involving multiple segmental branches and (2) multiple flaky exudations and consolidation foci in both lungs, making it necessary to differentiate between pulmonary infection and pulmonary infarction (Figure 3).
Pulmonary artery CTA shows bilateral lower pulmonary embolism, involving multiple segmental branches.
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PE (Figure 2). Pulmonary artery computed tomography angiography (CTA) revealed the following: (1) bilateral lower PE involving multiple segmental branches and (2) multiple flaky exudations and consolidation foci in both lungs, making it necessary to differentiate between pulmonary infection and pulmonary infarction (Figure 3).
Timeline course for this case.
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The patient underwent rehabilitation and was successfully discharged 68 days after hospitalization (Figure 4).