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(a) The emergency CT suggested that the space under the inner plate of the skull was widened on both sides, which was considered a subdural effusion; (b) axial T2 weighted MRI demonstrates bilateral subdural effusions (arrows); (c) sagittal T1-weighted MRI demonstrates sagging of the brain; (d) axial T1 weighted MRI demonstrates bilateral ventricles narrowing; (e) axial T1 post-gadolinium showing diffuse, mild pachymeningeal thickening, and enhancement (arrow); (f) MRI spine sagittal T2 sequence demonstrates a fluid collection within the posterior paraspinal soft tissue.
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An emergency brain CT (computerized tomography) was conducted, suggesting that the space under the inner plate of the skull was widened on both sides, which was considered a subdural effusion (Figure 1).
The first two pictures show that the neuro-rehabilitation doctor is giving him muscle massages. The third picture shows the special treatment of Traditional Chinese medicine, acupoint acupuncture.
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Spinal MRI demonstrated postoperative changes of the lumbar spine, lumbosacral fascia edema, and fluid collection between the intrathecal site and the soft tissue; however it did not identify the site of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) leakage (Figure 2).