Presentation
Infant with macrocephaly and vomiting
Patient Data
Age: 3 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Subdural hygroma (infant)
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Biateral subdural hygroma with debris.
From the case:
Subdural hygroma (infant)
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Bilateral symmetric subdural hygroma with small acute subdural hematoma in the right posterior vertex.
From the case:
Subdural hygroma (infant)
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Bilateral subdural hygroma with small acute right vertex subdural hematoma. There are very small supra and infratentorial acute subdural hematomas as well.
Case Discussion
Macrocephaly is a common presentation of subdural hygroma, as is vomiting due to increased intracranial pressure. Acute subdural hemorrhage is a common complication, thought to be due to stretching of small vessels across the expanded subdural space as well as due to membranous bleeding.
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