Jiménez HJ, Guillen DR, Fernández FA

Language: Spanish
References: 13
Page: 147-153
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ABSTRACT

It is a 36-year old woman, history of puerperal and cesarian with frontal headache, drowsiness, bradycardia, nausea, blurred vision and behavioral changes. Enter in November 2015 in the General Teaching Hospital "Dr. Agostinho Neto "Guantanamo, in the service of Neurosurgery where she was examinated by doctors. TAC was done with diagnosis of intracranial expansive process. She left frontoparietal craniotomy and was performed osteoplasty visualized in the subcortical region a fibrous capsule, calcifications focal zone and bleeding. It was studied pathologically where cerebral cavernous hemangioma was reported. It evolved satisfactorily high and follow-up consultation.

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