Abstract
AbstractBilateral traumatic thalamic hemorrhage is a very rare occurrence, especially after head trauma, and is limited to case reports. The authors present a 27-year-old man, admitted for head trauma causing bilateral thalamic bleeding. Posttraumatic intracerebral bleeding is caused by focal or diffuse axonal injury. Bilateral traumatic thalamic hemorrhage is a rare clinical and radiologic presentation.
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