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a: Brain MRI shows posterior fossa tumor with hydrocephalus. b: Brain CT scan shows a totally removed tumor with craniectomy after 10 days of surgery. c: Brain CT scan reveals right temporo-parieto-occipital ICH on post-operative day 35. d: An extensive right hemispheric ischemia was discovered on day 9 after evacuation of ischemia.
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Magnetic resonance images (MRI) showed posterior fossa tumor with hydrocephalus (as shown in Fig. 1-a), the decision was made to perform endoscopic third ventriculostomy (ETV) to treat hydrocephalus. The patient developed cerebellar mutism (which was improved on day 14) and left facial palsy, then she was transferred to the ward, kept under observation for 10 days, then CT scan was done and showed total tumor removal (Fig. 1-b). CT scan was done and showed large right temporo-parieto-occipital intracerebral hematoma (as shown in Fig. 1-c). At day 9 her condition was deteriorated and the consciousness was lost, GCS was 7/15, she was admitted in the ICU, CT scan showed a large right hemisphere ischemia with hemorrhage (Fig. 1-d).