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Comparison of the head and chest CT scans between days (A-C) 2, (D-F) 6, and (G-I) 22. A mild AEDH and bilateral PE diagnosis were made on day 2. On day 6, after failure of decannulation and reintroduction of ECMO, AEDH showed an exacerbation, and the remaining bilateral PE was verified. On day 22, resolution of AEDH and the remaining PE were confirmed. AEDH, acute epidural hemorrhage; CT, computed tomography; PE, pulmonary embolism; ECMO, extracorporeal membrane oxygenation.
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On hospitalization day 2, PE and acute epidural hemorrhage (AEDH) were diagnosed using computed tomography (CT; Fig. 1A-C). AEDH exacerbation (Fig. 1D-F). As the patient was comatose, targeted temperature management at 36 In addition, most of the PE remained on repeated CT (Fig. 1G-I).