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The Usefulness of MRI Around the Tentorial Incisura for Determining the Mechanism of Brain Stem Imjury : A Case Report Masayoshi SHIBATA 1 , Seiji MORITA 1 , Hideo ISHIZAKA 2 , Hideki SHIRAMIZU 2 , Kazuki AKIEDA 1 , Yoshimori IKEYA 2 , Shinichi IIZUKA 1 , Yoshiaki MAMATA 2 , Mitsunori MATSUMAE 2 , Sadaki INOKUCHI 1 1Deparment of Emergency and Critical Medicine,Tokai University School of Medicine 2Department of Neurosurgery,Tokai University School of Medicine Keyword: brain stem injury , tentorial incisura , MR cisternography pp.173-176
Published Date 2004/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436100360
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 We report a case of isolated brain stem injury caused by the tentorium cerebelli. A 17-year-old male was admitted to our hospital. Thirty minutes before admission,he was struck by another motorcycle while driving his own motorcycle. The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) was 10. He had no extremity weakness and his pupils were normal. CT scan showed no evidence of intracranial lesions except for facial bone fractures. His consciousness level improved to GCS 13 at 6 hours after admission. Follow-up CT scan was normal,however MRI 3 days after admission showed a contusion at the left lateral midbrain. He was discharged without any neurological deficits on 6 days after admission. Analysis of the distance between the brain stem and the tentorial margin using MR cisternography showed that the left side was shorter than the right side.

 We presumed that an isolated lateral brain stem injury was caused by the direct impact of the tentorium cerebelli. Typically the location of this type of lesion is present in the same side as that of impact. However in this case the orientation was opposite to that. We considered that the distance between the brain stem and the tentorial margin affected the mechanism of this lesion.


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