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case_images: Axial, sagital and coronal non contrasted CT scan that shows intracerebral biparietal posterior haemorrhage.
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case_images: The initial CT scan (Fig. 1) showed the entry zone of the projectile almost in the midline, bi-parietal intracerebral hemorrhage that was predominant in the right side, with cerebral edema in both occipital lobes.
case_images: Codman ICP monitor showing pre, trans and postsurgical intracranial pressure.
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case_images: After the Dural opening the intracranial pressure diminished until 42 mmHg; at the end of the surgery the intracranial pressure was 10 mmHg (Fig. 2).
case_images: Axial, sagital and coronal postsurgical CT scan showing adequate cerebral decompression.
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case_images: The 24 h postsurgical CT scan showed an adequate surgical decompression and presence of basal cisterns (Fig. 3, Fig. 4).