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Rathijit Mitra1, Ashwin Kumaria1, Stuart Harrisson2
1Department of Neurosurgery, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, UK.
Abstract:
Spontaneous pneumocephalus is exceptionally rare, with few published cases in the literature. We describe a patient presenting with dysphasia, right facial weakness, headache and confusion who was subsequently found to have pneumocephalus due to an encephalocoele herniating into a tegmen tympani defect.
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