Presentation
History of birth trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 26 Days
Gender: Male
From the case:
White cerebellum sign
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There is diffuse cerebral edema bilaterally with loss of the grey-white matter differentiation and effacement of the cortical sulci. Thalami, brain stem, and cerebellum are relatively hyperdense and present the "white cerebellum sign".
Evidence of crescent-shaped hyperdensities involving bilateral parietal and left temporal regions, likely suggestive of subdural bleed.
Case Discussion
The CT findings are suggestive of hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy with white cerebellum sign and bilateral subdural hematomas.
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