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A head CT scan on admission shows a right cerebellar hemorrhage 6 cm in diameter.
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A head CT scan demonstrated a right cerebellar hemorrhage 6 cm in diameter (Fig. 1).
An EEG demonstrates abundant generalized periodic discharges "Note the occipital predomiance.". This pattern of 1 Hz GPDs does not provide this according to the ACNS or Salzberg criteria where 2.5 Hz or greater GPDs are more likely in patients wtih NCSE.
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Surprisingly, her EEG demonstrated abundant generalized periodic discharges (Fig. 2).
An EEG after treatment shows normal back ground activity.
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A follow-up EEG revealed improvement of the initial abnormal findings (Fig. 3).
Postoperative CT demonstrated hematoma was well removed.
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CT showed no definite cerebellar hemorrhage (Fig. 4). Changes in symptoms and the course of treatment are shown in Fig. 5.
Chronogram showing association between frequency of vomiting and treatment.
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CT showed no definite cerebellar hemorrhage (Fig. 4). Changes in symptoms and the course of treatment are shown in Fig. 5.