Perimesenchephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage
Diagnosis almost certain
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Race
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Diagnostic Certainty
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Body
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An important diagnosis as associated associated with an excellent prognosis. Bleeding Bleeding thought to be of venous origin from the extensive perimesenchephlic venous plexus.
-<p>An important diagnosis as associated with an excellent prognosis. Bleeding thought to be of venous origin from the extensive perimesenchephlic venous plexus.</p>- +<p>An important diagnosis as associated with an excellent prognosis. Bleeding thought to be of venous origin from the extensive perimesenchephlic venous plexus.</p>
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Findings
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Subarachnoid haemorrhage predominately in the interpeduncular interpeduncular and ambient cisterns extending down into the pre-pontine and perimedullary cisterns especially on the right. No No blood abloveabove the tentorium. CTA CTA is normal without berry aneurysm or other vascular anomaly.
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