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CT of the brain with intravenous contrast on the first day of admission showing no intracranial pathology, no hydrocephalus, and no brain abscess formation.
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During the first day of admission the GCS score fell to under 12 points and a CT of the brain was performed with no signs of hydrocephalus or other complications to bacterial meningitis (Figure 1).
CT of the brain without intravenous contrast on the fifth day of admission showing development of a communicating hydrocephalus.
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A new CT of the brain on the fifth day of admission now showed development of a communicating hydrocephalus (Figure 2).
CT of the brain with intravenous contrast 6 months after admission showing progression of hydrocephalus.
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A control CT of the brain 7 months after admission showed severe sequelae in the brain structure (Figure 3).