Abstract
In this case, a 70-year-old male craniopharyngioma patient experienced three times to local recurrences. On the forth postoperative days after the fourth surgery, the patient died of acute renal failure and decreased blood pressure. The judicial autopsy, conducted 15 hours later, found multiple small bleeding ulcers in the gaster, and a large amount of blood had filled in the gaster and small intestine. The cause of death was considered to be respiratory failure due to congestive edema seen in the lungs, and hemorrhagic shock due to multiple gastric ulcers (Cushing ulcer).
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