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case_images: Neuroradiological findings of the case. (a) Plain computed tomography (CT) taken at admission showing a right-sided acute subdural hematoma with low-density areas in some places. (b) CT immediately after surgery showing total subdural hematoma removal and effective intracranial decompression. (c and d) Magnetic resonance imaging taken the day after surgery showing multiple acute cerebral infarctions in the bilateral cerebellar hemispheres, corpus callosum, and cerebral cortex. (e and f) Magnetic resonance angiography showed no vascular abnormalities such as cerebral vascular stenosis, occlusion, or vasospasm.
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case_images: She was transferred to our hospital with a diagnosis of the right ASDH [Figure 1a]. AF persisted during surgery, no hypotensive events occurred, and mean blood pressure was always above 65 mmHg. An immediate postoperative computed tomography (CT) scan revealed complete ASDH removal [Figure 1b]; however, the patient had poor postoperative arousal. Brain magnetic resonance imaging showed multiple fresh cerebral infarctions day after the surgery [Figures 1c and d]. Magnetic resonance angiography showed no injury or stenosis of carotid and vertebral arteries [Figures 1e and f].