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Thalamic Hemorrhage, Coronal section of brain

Last updated on Thursday, April 9 2009 by gliageek

Thalamic Hemorrhage, Coronal section of brain

Hypertensive damage to the thalamoperforant arteries originating from the proximal trunks of the posterior cerebral artery, resulting in thalamic and intraventricular hemorrhage.

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Normal Coronal Cut Through the Thalamus

Normal Coronal Cut Through the Thalamus
For comparison to this image of a thalamic intracranial hemorrhage, this image shows what the same tissue looks like in the normal brain.

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