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Old 07-29-2008, 09:02 AM #1
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Does anyone have any information on intra axial haematoma

Had a Ct scan but then ended up in hospital because the severe pain in my head caused me to faint several times a week. So had a mri scan and this is whart they found but just let me go without doing anything else.

Got to see a neurologist but dont know really what to ask.
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