Presentation
No neurologic deficits on examination.
Patient Data
Age: 65 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Bathrocephaly
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Lateral skull x-ray showing unusual skull configuration, with a prominent bulge of the occipital bone, corresponding to bathrocephaly.
Case Discussion
Bathrocephaly or Bathrocephalic occiputs is a normal variation in skull shape, in which there is an outward convex bulge of mid-portion of the occipital bone 1. This is often noted to be an isolated finding, with no associated underlying cranial pathology.
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