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CT scan showing bilateral parietal EDH
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Her computed tomography (CT) scan showed bilateral, symmetrical parietal EDH [Figure 1].
Clinical image showing marking of coronal suture, midline, and approximate location of extradural hematomas
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Midline, coronal sutures, and approximate location of EDH (calculated based on CT scan findings) were marked on scalp [Figure 2].
Bicoronal scalp flap showing wide and bilateral exposure of both parietal regions
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Bicoronal scalp flap well behind the coronal suture running across the junction of anterior two-third and posterior one-third of hematoma was made to gain bilateral exposure [Figure 3].
Intraoperative photograph showing bilateral trephine craniotomy and exposure of extradural blood clot
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There were coronal diastases and fracture of the right parietal and temporal bone, with diffuse oozing of blood from fracture lines [Figure 4].