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Brain imaging. a) Computed tomography showing the subtle hyperdensity within the sulcus in the right frontal lobe at the vertex. b) Magnetic resonance imaging susceptibility-weighted angiography showing superficial haemosiderin in bilateral superior frontal sulci.
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Age ≥55 years.
Clinical data and magnetic resonance imaging or computed tomography demonstrating either:
single lobar, cortical or subcortical haemorrhage
focal or disseminated superficial haemosiderosis.
Absence of other cause of cerebral haemorrhage or superficial siderosis.
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