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Magnetic resonance imaging performed 4 days after cesarean delivery. A bilateral subdural hematoma is shown (red arrow)
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Fig1
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was performed to ensure that her neck stiffness was not related to an intracranial problem on the fourth postoperative day; however, a bilateral subdural hematoma was observed (Fig. 1).
Computed tomogram obtained 9 days after the surgery. An increase in the size of the hematoma (red arrows) compared with that on the earlier MRI image is observed. A narrowed ventricle and midline shift (yellow arrows) are also observed, suggesting an increase in intracranial pressure
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The CT images showed an increase in the size of the hematoma compared with that on the earlier MRI image, as well as a narrowed ventricle and midline shift, indicating an increase in intracranial pressure (Fig. 2).