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previously visited 2 YO FEMALE ACTING LETHARGIC AFTER FALL OFF COUCH Random Case
Authored By: Virginia Mason Medical Center, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Washington, USA.
Patient: 2 year old
History: Per parents, lethargy after fall off couch
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Findings: Subtle area of increased density under right tentorium
Diagnosis: Suubdural hematoma
Discussion: A subtle finding. The story is incongruous with the injury, raising the possibility of non-accidental trauma in this patient.
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Case Number: 19414Last Updated: 06-25-2002
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Anatomy: Cranium and Contents   Pathology: Trauma
Modality: CTAccess Level: Readable by all users
Keywords: tentorial subdural
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