Is mannitol combined with furosemide a new treatment for refractory lymphedema? A case report

Figure 1 Change in brain computed tomography during hospitalization. A: Brain computed tomography (CT) at admission. Intracranial hemorrhage in the parieto-occipital lobe was confirmed, and midline shift was observed due to brain edema; B: Brain CT on the 8^th hospital day. Intracranial hemorrhage persists and concomitant Intra-ventricular hemorrhage (IVH) is confirmed; C: Brain CT on the 17^th hospital day. Intracranial hemorrhage has begun to resolve and improvement of IVH is shown; D: Brain CT on the 28^th hospital day. Intracranial hemorrhage shows ongoing resolution, and brain edema has also decreased; E: Brain CT on the 57^th hospital day. Improvement in brain edema has resulted in dilatation of the ventricle and resolution of midline shift; F: Brain CT on the 82^nd hospital day. Encephalomalacic change in the left parietal lobe is confirmed, and there is no evidence of new intracranial hemorrhage.