case_images: PMC10858778_01
case_images: Imaging findings of patients who developed hypothermia with intracranial hemorrhage. (a) Axial non-contrast head computed tomography (CT) demonstrating a large acute intracerebral hematoma in the right putamen with imminent cerebral herniation. (b) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a large acute subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with imminent cerebral herniation. (c) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a chronic subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with a severe mass effect. (d) Follow-up imaging showed increased hematoma volume and mass effect. The white arrow indicates an increase in hematoma volume. (e) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating chronic subdural hematomas in both hemispheres with a mild mass effect. (f) Follow-up imaging showed an increased volume of the right subdural hematoma and a mass effect. The white arrow indicates blurriness of the sulcus due to the mass effect.
case_images: SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: PMC10858778_04_SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: F1
case_images: HR, 98 beats/min; BP, 134/49 mmHg) with a neurological deficit (GCS score, 14/15; no paresis). Head CT revealed chronic bilateral subdural hematomas [Figure 1e]. By the 8th day, a decline in the level of consciousness was observed, and a subsequent head CT revealed an expanding mass effect in the right hemisphere [Figure 1f].
case_images: PMC10858778_02
case_images: Imaging findings of patients who developed hypothermia with intracranial hemorrhage. (a) Axial non-contrast head computed tomography (CT) demonstrating a large acute intracerebral hematoma in the right putamen with imminent cerebral herniation. (b) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a large acute subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with imminent cerebral herniation. (c) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a chronic subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with a severe mass effect. (d) Follow-up imaging showed increased hematoma volume and mass effect. The white arrow indicates an increase in hematoma volume. (e) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating chronic subdural hematomas in both hemispheres with a mild mass effect. (f) Follow-up imaging showed an increased volume of the right subdural hematoma and a mass effect. The white arrow indicates blurriness of the sulcus due to the mass effect.
case_images: SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: PMC10858778_04_SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: F1
case_images: HR, 98 beats/min; BP, 134/49 mmHg) with a neurological deficit (GCS score, 14/15; no paresis). Head CT revealed chronic bilateral subdural hematomas [Figure 1e]. By the 8th day, a decline in the level of consciousness was observed, and a subsequent head CT revealed an expanding mass effect in the right hemisphere [Figure 1f].
case_images: PMC10858778_03
case_images: Imaging findings of patients who developed hypothermia with intracranial hemorrhage. (a) Axial non-contrast head computed tomography (CT) demonstrating a large acute intracerebral hematoma in the right putamen with imminent cerebral herniation. (b) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a large acute subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with imminent cerebral herniation. (c) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a chronic subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with a severe mass effect. (d) Follow-up imaging showed increased hematoma volume and mass effect. The white arrow indicates an increase in hematoma volume. (e) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating chronic subdural hematomas in both hemispheres with a mild mass effect. (f) Follow-up imaging showed an increased volume of the right subdural hematoma and a mass effect. The white arrow indicates blurriness of the sulcus due to the mass effect.
case_images: SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: PMC10858778_04_SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: F1
case_images: HR, 98 beats/min; BP, 134/49 mmHg) with a neurological deficit (GCS score, 14/15; no paresis). Head CT revealed chronic bilateral subdural hematomas [Figure 1e]. By the 8th day, a decline in the level of consciousness was observed, and a subsequent head CT revealed an expanding mass effect in the right hemisphere [Figure 1f].
case_images: PMC10858778_04
case_images: Imaging findings of patients who developed hypothermia with intracranial hemorrhage. (a) Axial non-contrast head computed tomography (CT) demonstrating a large acute intracerebral hematoma in the right putamen with imminent cerebral herniation. (b) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a large acute subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with imminent cerebral herniation. (c) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating a chronic subdural hematoma in the right hemisphere with a severe mass effect. (d) Follow-up imaging showed increased hematoma volume and mass effect. The white arrow indicates an increase in hematoma volume. (e) Axial non-contrast head CT demonstrating chronic subdural hematomas in both hemispheres with a mild mass effect. (f) Follow-up imaging showed an increased volume of the right subdural hematoma and a mass effect. The white arrow indicates blurriness of the sulcus due to the mass effect.
case_images: SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: PMC10858778_04_SNI-15-3-g001.jpg
case_images: F1
case_images: HR, 98 beats/min; BP, 134/49 mmHg) with a neurological deficit (GCS score, 14/15; no paresis). Head CT revealed chronic bilateral subdural hematomas [Figure 1e]. By the 8th day, a decline in the level of consciousness was observed, and a subsequent head CT revealed an expanding mass effect in the right hemisphere [Figure 1f].