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After head injury, if ct within 48 hours is normal, is it possible for a chronic subdural hematoma to develop later despite the normal initial ct scan?
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Yes but: It is not likely to be subdural hematoma but the more worrisome would be epidural and if symptoms persist you should see your doctor. Concussion can present very similarly and MRI is best for evaluating these symptoms. However, don't det
Answered 12/19/2015
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