Presentation
Decreased GCS following thrombolysis for presumed left frontal lobe infarct. Right pupil dilated and unresponsive to light. ? intracranial hemorrhage.
Patient Data
Age: 85 years
Gender: Female
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From the case:
Subretinal hemorrhage
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Acute right subretinal hemorrhage.
In addition hypodensity involving both the cortex and underlying white matter of the left frontal lobe is thought to represent an infarct. Eyes are also deviated towards the left side - the infarct.
Case Discussion
Subretinal hemorrhage is a rare complication of thrombolytic therapy.
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