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CT of the head done on admission. A: axial view; B: coronal view; C: sagittal view
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FIG1
MRI of the brain showing the area of signal abnormality in the frontal lobe with regional mass effect with concern for hemorrhagic infarct. A: axial view; B: coronal view; C: sagittal view
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FIG2
MRI of the brain. MRI of the brain showed a new, evident, fairly sizable area of signal abnormality in the frontal lobe with region mass effect suspicious for a hemorrhagic infarct related to thrombosis of the regional cortical vessels (Figure 2).
CT angiogram of the head showing sizable parenchymal hemorrhage in the right frontal lobe in the setting of thrombosis of the superior sagittal, torcular herophili, and right transverse venous sinuses. A: axial view; B: coronal view; C: sagittal view
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FIG3
It also showed a sizable parenchymal hemorrhage in the right frontal lobe with a hemorrhagic infarct (Figure 3).