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ILLUSTRATION
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DESCRIPTION:
Comparison of an epidural (A) and a subdural (B) hematoma.
The epidural hematoma stays above the dura. The subdural
hematoma fills the space between the dura mater and the other
coverings of the brain and the brain itself. The dura mater
stays in one place. The subdural hematoma tends to spread out
over a larger area of the brain.
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