ct brain of right fronto parietal accident...subglial haemat | Figure 1

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ct brain of right fronto parietal accident...subglial haematoma is seen at the site of bloweing ...on the other side there is line of hyperdensity ..at first look you think it is a gyral calcification !! but it is sub arachnoid haemorrhage and small sub dural one also....counter stricke the the other side...

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