Critical illness-associated cerebral microbleeds involving the corpus callosum following cardiac arrest: A case report

CI-aCMBs is a rare radiographic finding after cardiac arrest. These lesions may be confined to the corpus callosum and the long-term clinical and radiographic sequelae are still largely unknown.

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2024-08-09
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Intracerebral and Subarachnoid Hemorrhage Research
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Critical illness-associated cerebral microbleeds involving the corpus callosum following cardiac arrest: A case report

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Critical illness-associated cerebral microbleeds involving the corpus callosum following cardiac arrest: A case report

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Abstract

CI-aCMBs is a rare radiographic finding after cardiac arrest. These lesions may be confined to the corpus callosum and the long-term clinical and radiographic sequelae are still largely unknown.

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