Presentation
Head trauma. History of normal vaginal delivery.
Patient Data
Age: 2 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Calcified cephalohaematoma
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A right parietal subgaleal crescent-shaped isodense area with partially calcified smooth outer border, impressive of partially calcified cephalohaematoma.
No acute traumatic brain injury identified.
Case Discussion
Calcified cephalohaematoma is a sequel of cephalohaematoma due to a previous head injury. It appears as an iso/hypo-dense area with a calcified outer border giving a double skull appearance.
In this case, a previous cephalohaematoma may be occurred during delivery.
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