28 y/o male presents 5 days of intermittent and severe #Head | Figure 1

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28 y/o male presents 5 days of intermittent and severe #Headache , localized in left parietal region , also #Nausea , #Vomiting , denies: blurred vision , #Diplopia , and lipothymia. Has no allergies, and has congenital afibrinogenemia , also suffered a severe craneoencepahlic trauma 9 years ago , and has #Convulsions since 4 years ago.

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