March 1, 2007
by Eric P. Wilkinson, MD; Robert A. Robinson, MD, PhD; Douglas K. Trask, MD, PhD
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Pathology Clinic
A 69-year-old man with multiple medical comorbidities experienced a left hemispheric cerebrovascular accident following an extensive clinical evaluation for a left skull base process. He had been receiving anticoagulation therapy subsequent to recent coronary artery bypass grafting, and he developed a concurrent right occipital subdural hematoma with subsequent clinical deterioration. Soon thereafter, he died as a result of neurologic sequelae.
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