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We report a 56-year-old man, with atypical presentation of an extraduralhematoma caused by head injury after a fall.
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A case of extraduralhaematoma as the presenting feature of an arachnoid cyst is described.
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Eighty-two cases of extraduralhaematoma were analysed to elucidate the factors contributing to delay in treatment and poor outcome.
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We present a series of seven patients with extraduralhaematoma operated upon in the referring hospital prior to transfer to our unit.
Usage of epidural hematoma in inglés
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A rarely reported complication is skull fracture at the pin site and consequent epiduralhematoma.
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Complications of SMT are reviewed, and the etiology and features of spinal epiduralhematoma are discussed.
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This case represents the first spinal epiduralhematoma occurring after a chiropractic manipulation in the lumbar region.
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Subarachnoid hemorrhage was mostly absorbed within one week while epiduralhematoma was completely absorbed over 3 weeks.
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T2-weighted coronal MRI can diagnose both patency of the sigmoid sinus and epiduralhematoma extending along the sinus groove.
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We present two patients who had acute paraplegia with sensory loss due to spontaneous spinal epiduralhematoma (SSEH).
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The dura mater is checked for epiduralhematoma-pooled blood that may have pressed on the brain and resulted in death.
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Results: Neurological morbidity was observed in 1 animal and was attributable to the presence of a resolving epiduralhematoma noted at necropsy.
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The authors report the case of a 64-year-old woman who experienced thoracic epiduralhematoma during a session of spinal manipulation therapy (SMT).
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She underwent a bilateral C5-T6 laminectomy with epiduralhematoma evacuation and was discharged to an acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital.
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The New York City medical examiner's office said Richardson suffered from an epiduralhematoma, which causes bleeding between the skull and the brain's covering.
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Spinal epiduralhematoma (SEH) is a rare complication with a reported incidence ranging from 1.38 in 10,000 to 1 in 190,000 epidurals.
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Epidural fistulas are uncommon and rarely symptomatic, and when they are, it is usually from an epiduralhematoma or mass effect from distended epidural veins.