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Repetitive subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by fracture of titanium mesh used in cranioplasty in the posterior cranial fossa: illustrative case
BACKGROUND: Cranioplasty is more than cosmetic repair for cranial defects; it is vital for patient rehabilitation after neurological injury. Despite its benefits, cranioplasty is associated with significant complications and requires careful planning. This report details the first reported case of s
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