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About the ct scan bleeding occurs in the pons extending to right cerebellar peduncle and oedema also seen when it will clear? what are the side effect
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Impossible: It is impossible to give you an accurate answer without seeing the CT scan. It would be more appropriate to ask you treating DR this question.
Answered 3/12/2020
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