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Brain computed tomography scans showing acute hemorrhage at the right putamen.
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Brain computed tomography scans revealed an acute hemorrhage at the right putamen (Figure 1) and surface electromyography revealed persistent contraction of the frontalis muscle and relaxation of the orbicularis oculi muscles on trying to open the eyes (Figure 2).
Surface electromyography was recorded at the bilateral eyelids: (A) right frontalis and orbicularis oculi muscles; (B) left frontalis and orbicularis oculi muscles. Persistent contraction of the frontalis muscle was observed, while there was rare contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscle when the patient tried to open her eyes.
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Brain computed tomography scans revealed an acute hemorrhage at the right putamen (Figure 1) and surface electromyography revealed persistent contraction of the frontalis muscle and relaxation of the orbicularis oculi muscles on trying to open the eyes (Figure 2).