Intractable subdural effusion after decompressive craniectomy for traumatic brain injury: A case report

Figure 6 Computed tomography scan on day 53 after cranial decompression osteotomy. A-C: On the 53^rd day after decompressive craniectomy, a computed tomography scan was performed again, and a recurrence of subdural fluid on the right side was observed (white solid arrow), with the midline shifted to the left (white dashed arrow represents the 3D skull defect protective cap); D-F: After skull repair surgery and puncture of the right subdural fluid, the right subdural fluid has basically disappeared (white solid arrows), the midline is centered, and there is no obvious compression on the brain tissue.