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  • 1From the HC-UFU (Neurology) (S.M.), HC-UFU (Neurosurgery) (E.E.L.N.), Pathology Departament (UFU/EBSERH) (B.C.D.), Radiology Division (A.M.L., E.H.O.), Clinics' Hospital, Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU/EBSERH), Neurosurgeon at Hospital de Clínicas de Uberlandia (UFU/EBSERH) (P.C.M.D.); Hospital de Clínicas de Uberlandia (UFU) (M.Q.R.); and Clinics' Hospital (D.F.S.), School of Medicine, Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU), Uberlândia, MG. stefanomachadomed@gmail.com.

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