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From: Hematoma cavity separation and neomembrane thickness are potential triggers of recurrence of chronic subdural hematoma

Fig. 2

Preoperative CT scan, intraoperative images and postoperative CT scan on one of the patients without completely liquefied hematoma and hematoma cavity separation who underwent craniotomy. A preoperative CT image: Red arrow = None liquefied hematoma; Green arrow = thickened membranes connecting/separating the dura and the thickened arachnoid/pia matters. B, C Intraoperative images showing neomembrane, hematoma cavity separation as well as thickened membranes connecting/separating the dura and the thickened arachnoid/pia matters. B: Green arrows = thickened dura separators. C: Green arrows = thickened membrane connecting/separating the dura and the thickened arachnoid/pia matters, Red arrows = hematoma cavity separation, Black arrow = neomembrane and Blue arrow = dura. D Postoperative CT scan showing evaluation of the hematoma and separation of the thickened membranes connecting/separating the dura and the thickened arachnoid/pia matters

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