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DIAGNOSIS OF SUBDURAL HEMATOMA AND ITS DIFFERENTIATION FROM EPIDURAL HEMATOMA BY CAROTID ANGIOGRAPHY Ikuzo Yokoyama 1 , Yun Shang Hugng 2 12nd Surgical Division Yamaguchi Medical School 2Idokai Hospital Kyoto pp.353-359
Published Date 1959/5/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406200789
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Certain cases of intracranial extracerebral hematomas following cranio-cerebral injuries are not so difficult to be suspected clinically, when they take place with typical course and symptoms. Even in such cases the diagnosis may not infrequently fail unless exploratory burr holes are made and the clots are ascer-tained. In a considerable number of cases, the clinical pictures of which are obscured by a simultaneous cerebral contusion or concussion of more or less degree, the diagnosis may be misleading by purely neurological examina-tions. Carotid angiography with A-P projec-tion ordinarily reveals specific vascular pat-tern, avascular area, corresponding to the site of the hematoma, if present. But when the past history as to the head injnry is non-con-tributory and lateral angiograms only are made, no clues for the diagnosis may be obtained. Avascular areas are indeed indis-pensable for the unmistakable diagnosis, although they are not always constantly de-monstrable on the A-P pictures; for in case of a hematoma localized in the anterior part of the frontal lobe, the avascular area can be visible on the profile pictures alone.


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