PMC4386108_01
a, b A CT scan performed on admission with 2 circumscribed cortical subarachnoid hemorrhages, a frontal left and a right parietal one. c, d A CT scan 48 h after admission and after cardiac resuscitation with evidence of PHs, a large left frontoparietal and a circumscribed right parietal one, over the original cSAH location. e, f A brain MRI performed 3 months after admission, revealing disseminated supratentorial superficial siderosis on the T2 gradient echo sequence.
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A CT of his brain showed right parietal and left frontal sulcal cortical subarachnoid hemorrhages (fig. 1a, b). A brain CT revealed a large left frontoparietal and a circumscribed right parietal parenchymal hemorrhage (PH) (fig. 1c, d). T2* (fig. 1e, f). The patient was discharged at 3 months with a modified Rankin Scale score of 4 but died 1 month later of unknown causes and without any autopsy being performed on him.