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Brain with blood-clot in the arachnoid sac
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Brain with blood-clot in the arachnoid sac

Godart, Thomas

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Wellcome Collection

Watercolour drawing of a brain showing a blood-clot in the sac of the arachnoid on the surface of the left hemisphere, probably about three months after the extravasation had taken place.

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