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(A) Preoperative coronal cut brain computerized tomography scan.
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As the headache became unbearable after the therapy session, he went to a hospital and did a brain computerized tomography (CT) which showed bilateral SDH [Figures 1 and 2].
Preoperative axial cut brain computerized tomography scan.
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As the headache became unbearable after the therapy session, he went to a hospital and did a brain computerized tomography (CT) which showed bilateral SDH [Figures 1 and 2].
(a) Preoperative axial cut brain magnetic resonance angiography. (b) Preoperative axial cut brain computerized tomography angiography.
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CT angiography, magnetic resonance angiography, and whole spine magnetic resonance imaging did not reveal any identifiable cause that would explain the SDH [Figures 3a, b and 4].
Preoperative spine magnetic resonance imaging.
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CT angiography, magnetic resonance angiography, and whole spine magnetic resonance imaging did not reveal any identifiable cause that would explain the SDH [Figures 3a, b and 4].
Posoperative axial cut brain computerized tomography scan.
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The patient underwent bilateral mini craniotomies with bilateral subdural drains [Figure 5].
Postoperative axial cut brain computerized tomography scan.
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After 8 months, a follow-up brain CT scan was done, and it showed an interval resolution of the bilateral SDH with no signs of recurrence [Figure 6].