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Angio-Head-CT shows a frontobasal left sided intracerebral bleeding with irruption into the ventricles and an enlarged ventricle system.
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A cerebral aneurysm and skull fracture were excluded (Figure 1).
Chest radiograph (anteroposterior view) shows no pulmonary infiltrates or effusions, no pneumothorax, and no cardiac congestion but an enlarged heart with a water-bottle configuration.
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A chest X-ray (CXR) showed impressive cardiomegaly without any signs of chest infection or congestive heart failure (Figure 2).
Echocardiogram shows significant pericardial effusion (a) without significant impact on right ventricular function proved by normal mitral inflow (b).
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An echocardiogram showed a large pericardial effusion with swinging heart but without compromise of right ventricular function and a normal variation of mitral inflow (Figure 3).