[Clinicopathological studies of XXXX --five autopsy cases].

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In severe @entity542 , delayed intracerebral @entity1410 appearing lately is noted due to the spread use of serial CT scan. The authors experienced the autopsy of 5 cases who presented @entity21 ( @entity21 ) among these new lesions in repeated CT scan findings and report the pathohistological findings. Subjects were as follows: The age range of the @entity1 was 15 to 25 years. The consciousness levels of the 5 cases on admission were 6 or less by the Glasgow @entity772 scale. CT findings of @entity21 were revealed @entity548 of the corpus callosum, basal ganglia, tegmentum of pons, intraventricular, and acute @entity4 . Total clinical courses were 2 to 29 days, but most of them were 9 or less days. In the macroscopic findings, marked congestion and @entity4 revealed @entity62 in all 5 cases. Callosal disruption and @entity1410 adjacent the corpus callosum revealed in 4 out of 5 cases. @entity131 with @entity548 revealed in 3 out of 5 cases. @entity548 and @entity510 revealed in 2 out of 5 cases. @entity548 of basal ganglia and base of pons revealed in 2 cases. Microscopic examination of all 5 cases revealed @entity17 and white matter surrounding @entity548 , and abnormal tortuous, swelling and fragmentation of axons in stained preparation. Axonal retraction ball was recognized in 3 out of 5 cases. In conclusion, five autopsied cases who presented acute @entity4 and @entity548 of corpus callosum and tegmentum of pons in serial CT scan were examined.(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
