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(A) Photograph of the cardiac operation and (B) a chest X-ray showing the left heart venous drainage tube (white arrow), the arterial perfusion tube (white dotted arrow), the right heart venous drainage tube (black arrow), and the arterial perfusion tube (black dotted arrow).
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Second, the right heart vent tube was inserted into the right atrium, and the arterial cannula was inserted into the pulmonary artery (Fig. 1).
Hypodense defect indicates acute left cerebellar infarction (white arrow).
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Unfortunately, CT the following day showed an acute left cerebellar infarction (Fig. 2), which resulted in right hemiplegia.
The initial hypodense lesion progressed to chronic encephalomalacia of the left cerebellum (white arrow).
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The follow-up CT showed chronic encephalomalacia of the left cerebellum (Fig. 3).