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. 2023 Feb;270(2):1159-1161.
doi: 10.1007/s00415-022-11437-9. Epub 2022 Oct 29.

Counteraction of inflammatory activity in CAA-related subarachnoid hemorrhage

Stefanie Schreiber #  1   2   3 , Anna-Charlotte John #  4 , Cornelius J Werner  5   6 , Stefan Vielhaber  7   8 , Hans-Jochen Heinze  8   9 , Oliver Speck  10   8   9   11 , Jens Würfel  4   12 , Daniel Behme #  4 , Hendrik Mattern #  10   11
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Counteraction of inflammatory activity in CAA-related subarachnoid hemorrhage

Stefanie Schreiber et al. J Neurol. 2023 Feb.
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Figures

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Fig. 1
In proximity to previous cSS (red asterisk), new cSS (yellow asterisks) evolved after spontaneous convexal subarachnoid hemorrhage (cSAH) in the parieto-occipital cerebral cortex of a 75-year old female CAA patient (a). In the surrounding brain parenchyma, multiple enlarged perivascular spaces (yellow arrowheads) (b), meningeal arterial wall (red arrowheads; sagittal cross-section along yellow dashed line), sulcal venous contrast enhancement (blue arrowheads) (c), and multifocal (peri-)sulcal edema (framed in green) (e) became evident (see also Supplemental Video). Vessel wall contrast-enhancement and edema regressed after systemic methyl prednisolone (MP) application (d, f)
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