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case_images: Image of a right pontine hemorrhage near the red nucleus. (A and B) Preoperative computed tomography image showing acute intracerebral hemorrhage in the right pons near the red nucleus. (C and D) MR image showing that the brainstem hemorrhage was located in the right pontine arm. (E and F) Preoperative T2-weighted and T1-weighted axial magnetic resonance images revealing the resolution of hemorrhage. Encephalomalatic changes, cystic degeneration, and hemosiderin around the lesion were also absorbed.
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case_images: At that time, brain computed tomography (CT) revealed acute hemorrhage in the right pons near the red nucleus (Figure 1A and B). Two weeks after brainstem hemorrhage, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed that the brainstem hemorrhage was located in the right pontine arm and that it destroyed local brain tissue (Figure 1C and D).  At that time, axial T2-weighted MR images revealed encephalomalatic changes, cystic degeneration, and hemosiderin around the lesion (Figure 1E and F).
case_images: (A-C) The fusion results of preoperative MR and postoperative CT show that the position of the deep brain stimulation electrode was accurate, and the electrode passed through both the VIM and PSA simultaneously.
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case_images: The results showed that the electrode position was accurate, and the electrode passed through both the VIM and PSA simultaneously (see Figure 2A-C). 