Computed tomography findings in a confused patient

A 75 year old woman was referred to the emergency department from her nursing home because of increasing confusion. She had a history of falls and was taking warfarin for atrial fibrillation (international normalised ratio 2.6). On examination the patient appeared confused but had no focal neurological deficit. She underwent cranial computed tomography (CT) (fig 1⇓). What does this show? Fig 1 The CT scan shows two subdural haematomas: one on the right (fig 2 …