It was reported that the patient had a hematoma in the frontal lobe of the right hemisphere of their brain.The patient seemed confused and had a hard time finding words to communicate.The patient also had a blood disease, polycythemia vera, which gives a slightly increased risk of blood clots, and discreet parkinsons symptoms.Anticoagulation treatment was resumed after the first acute ct scan and infection rates showed no issues.The patient later experienced cramps in their left extremities, but it quickly subsided once they were given stesolid medication intramuscularly.Later that morning, the patient was found with pupil difference, snoring respiration, and was uncontactable.The patient had a second acute ct scan performed, which showed a very large amount of bleeding in relation to the lead in the right hemisphere.The physician noted that there was a breakthrough into the ventricular system and there were no neurosurgical treatment options.The patient was transferred to the icu before passing away.The official cause of death is large bleeding in relation to the lead in the frontal lobe of the right hemisphere with a breakthrough into the ventricular system.The complication occurred after a permanent implant procedure and prior to discharge.The leads will not be explanted.
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