1964
DOI: 10.3171/jns.1964.21.10.0887
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Chronic Venous Epidural Hematoma at the Vertex

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“…Increased ICP leads to downward displacement of the brain which causes stretching of the abducent nerves against the petrous ridge especially near the Dorellos canal and hence giving rise to abducent nerve palsy (23). Papilledema has been noticed to occur from few hours of injury to few weeks (5,22). The limb weakness surprisingly has not been reported solely in the lower limbs as one would expect, keeping in mind the proximity of the leg area of the cerebral cortex which gets compressed by the clot.…”
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“…Increased ICP leads to downward displacement of the brain which causes stretching of the abducent nerves against the petrous ridge especially near the Dorellos canal and hence giving rise to abducent nerve palsy (23). Papilledema has been noticed to occur from few hours of injury to few weeks (5,22). The limb weakness surprisingly has not been reported solely in the lower limbs as one would expect, keeping in mind the proximity of the leg area of the cerebral cortex which gets compressed by the clot.…”
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“…Stevenson et al reported unilateral 6th cranial nerve palsy in their patient (22). Papilledema has been noted in most of the reported cases (4).…”
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“…A apresentação clínica parece estar relacionada a três fatores: velocidade de formação, fonte hemorrágica e tamanho do hematoma 4,8 . Na maioria dos casos, sua apresentação é aguda, entretanto há casos de HEDV crônicos relatados na literatura 9,11,12 . Cefaléia, vômitos, confusão …”
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