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Radiology, Vol 118, 341-342, Copyright © 1976 by Radiological Society of North America

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Positional shift of intraventricular blood clots demonstrated by computed tomography

M Vermess, G Di Chiro, NR Newby and JR Herdt

Computed tomography with the patient in the prone position was employed to obtain information in a case of intraventricular hematoma secondary to arteriovenous maliformation. A gravitational shift in the position of the intraventricular blood clots was demonstrated by a scan obtained with the patient in the brow-down position. Consideration is given to the possible use of the "prone EMI scan" for other intracranial problems of differential diagnosis.




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