Spontaneous Disappearance of a Large Chronic Subdural Hematoma: A Pleasant Surprise
Abstract We report an extremely rare case of spontaneous complete disappearance of a large chronic subdural hematoma in a 78-year aged man with a significant mass effect and a large midline shift which was diagnosed around 6 weeks before admission. Repeat NCCT of the head in our department to everyo...
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