Presentation
Headache and lethargy.
Patient Data
Age: 75 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Chronic subdural hematoma
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Hypodence crescent shape hematoma overlying and compressing the left hemisphere. Thin slightly hyperdense membranes paralleling the skull vault and cerebrum also are seen.
Case Discussion
The main differential, in this case, is that of a subdural hygroma. Slight hypodensity and the presence of thin slightly hyperdense membranes paralleling the skull vault and cerebrum favor a chronic subdural hematoma.
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