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Poster

eP-OT-A331

An autopsy report of a patient with simultaneous multiple hypertensive intracerebral hematomas (SMHICHs) in the left putamen and thalamus 11 years after the right putaminal hemorrhage

Beitrag in

Other fields of neuropathology or method development self study

Posterthemen

Other fields of neuropathology or method development self study

Mitwirkende

Shigeki Takeda (Niigata, JP), Teruo Miyakawa (Niigata, JP), Hitoshi Takahashi (Niigata, JP), Kazunori Yamazaki (Niigata, JP), Kiyoshi Onda (Niigata, JP)