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case_images: Computed tomography scan of the head (axial view) reveals a large collection of intracranial air in all the cerebral ventricular system.
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case_images: Coma Scale (GCS) scored 11/15 (E3, V4, M4), with vomiting and irritability. Computed tomography (CT) of the cranium revealed a huge intracranial aerocele, including lateral, third, and fourth ventricles extending to the cervical subarachnoid spaces [Figure 1].
case_images: Computed tomography scan of the head (sagittal view), 3-h postoperation shows reduced pneumocephalus intracranially.
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case_images: The 3-h postoperative CT scan [Figure 2] showed progressive filling of the fourth ventricle, cisterns Magna, and the upper cervical subarachnoid spaces.
case_images: Cranial computed tomography scan (sagittal view), 8-h postoperation shows subsequent reduction of the pneumocephalus.
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case_images: A second CT scan [Figure 3] 8-h postoperation was done and it showed the CSF filled the third and lateral ventricle.