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An unusual complication of cancer metastasis to the central nervous system is subdural hematoma due to obstruction of dural vessels by tumor cells. Such a case is presented to call attention to this rare but treatable entity which should be included in the differential diagnosis in any cancer patient with unexplained neurologic signs or fluctuations in state of consciousness.
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