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Divine intervention

Chris J O’Donnell
MJA 2003; 179 (11/12): 602

Frequently, I call on colleagues for help with a radiological diagnosis. This time I received assistance from a higher authority!

The image is a non-contrast axial computed tomography scan of the brain, showing haemorrhage into the central pons.

(Received 1 Aug 2003, accepted 15 Sep 2003)

Department of Radiology, Frankston Hospital, Frankston, VIC.

Chris J O’Donnell, FRANZCR, Director of Radiology.

Correspondence: Dr C J O’Donnell, Department of Radiology, Frankston Hospital, Hastings Rd, Frankston, VIC 3199. chrisodonnellAToptushome.com.au

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