Generalised low attenuation of the entire brain parenchyma and to less extent cerebellum in keeping with global hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy.
Evidence of diffuse cerebral oedema with effacement of the grey-white matter borders and marked effacement of the brain sulci as well as major cisterns.
Non-visualised the ventricular system (markedly attenuated) with evidence of tonsillar cerebellar herniation.
The grey-white matter interface has been lost as well.
Associated hyper-density is noted within the basal cisterns and effaced sulci more at the left posterior parietal region giving the appearance of pseudo-subarachnoid haemorrhage.
There is a right posterior-inferior cerebellar small hyperdense lesion seen likely haemorrhagic transformation.
Marked opacification of the nasopharynx, nasal cavity, and posterior paranasal sinuses secondary to retained secretions.
ETT was seen also in the oral cavity.