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Twist Drill Evacuation of Chronic Subdural Hematoma in Comorbid Patients

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Figure 1. Pre-operative picture showing the patient after being positioned and localizing the sites of the double twist drill craniostomy holes
Figure 3. Intra operative picture after small wound closure.
Figure 5. Showing complete evacuation of the left frontoparieal CSDH after using double twist drill craniostomy
Table 2. Distribution of medical co-morbidities among the studied patients.
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