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Case 1: the patient's head computed tomography on admission (A) and 7 days later
(B).
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Mild midline shift was observed on a head computed tomography (CT) scan as a complication of subcortical bleeding in the right frontal lobe (Figure 1A). The level of consciousness shifted to JCS 3 without aggravation of the cerebral hemorrhage (Figure 1B).
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Case 2: the patient's head computed tomography on admission (A) and 5 days later
(B).
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A head CT scan indicated a left cerebellar hemorrhage (Figure 2A). No increase in the amount of hematoma was observed (Figure 2B).