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Initial cranial CT scans show a 20 mm thick low-isodensity chronic subdural hematoma at bilateral frontotemporoparietal region
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Bilateral frontotemporoparietal hyperintense images on T1 and T2-weighted axial and coronal MRI scans at initial presentation
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T1 and T2 axial and coronal sequence revealed bilateral frontotemporoparietal hyperintense lesion (Figure 2) defined as CSDH. There was no midline shift and compression of the ventricules.
Follow-up MRI scans 1 month later showed spontaneous resolution of bilateral subdural hematoma
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Control cranial MRI revealed that almost all of bilateral CSDH had resolved spontaneously (Figure 3).