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Hyperdense intraventricular hemorrhage seen in both the lateral ventricles with no apparent brain parenchymal changes in various computed tomography images
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CT of the brain and abdomen were done which revealed isolated intraventricular hemorrhages in both lateral, third and fourth ventricles associated with cisternal and tentorial bleed without hydrocephalus and a right temporal bone fracture, [Figure 1] along with a grade three splenic laceration and mild hemoperitoneum.
Computed tomography angiogram of brain showing normal vasculature
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There was no vascular and tumoral pathology [Figure 2].