dr.wrenabout 7 years ago
Icteric dura mater
72 y.o. Male, found dead at home, no other medical information
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about 7 years ago
Maybe superficial hemosiderosis of the SNC caused by a Subdural hematoma? (an isodense hematoma its difficult to see at de RM)
about 7 years ago
thanks, can you tell me something when you have the results? I'm curious hahaha
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