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Cranial computerized tomography shows subarachnoid hemorrhage (arrow) in the left central sulcus.
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In the cranial CT, hematoma accompanied by edema in the left parietal lobe and linear densities compatible with SAH in the left superior central sulcus and left ventricular minimal compression were observed, which showed intracranial hemorrhage progression (Figure 1).
Postoperatively, the intracranial hematoma is almost resolved and the ventricles have returned to normal in computerized tomography.
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During a postoperative period of 14 days, the hematoma began to resolve and the ventricles were normal (Figure 2).