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Left: MRI tbl2 weighted axial image showing the left frontal tumor. Right: MRI tbl1 weighted with gadolinium image showing a normal posterior fossa.
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No anomalies were identified in the posterior fossa (Figure 1).
Immediate postoperative and post seizures CT head without contrast showing bilateral hemorrhagic foci in the posterior fossa remote from the surgical site.
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Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU) i.e. hypertensive or hypotensive episodes during and post the seizure attacks. An immediate CT head (Figure 2) showed no supratentorial complications but to our surprise there was an incidental finding of irregular hemorrhagic foci in the cerebellar hemispheres bilaterally with parenchymal extension to cerebellar foli.