Presentation
The patient presented with retractable seizures after previous head trauma.
Patient Data
Age: 11 months
Gender: Female
From the case:
Leptomeningeal cyst
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There is a calvarial defect of the left occipital bone with mild brain tissue herniation via the defect.
Hypodensity of white matter adjacent to the left lateral ventricle with ipsilateral occipital horn dilation is notable.
Dilation of the supracerebellar cistern is also detected.
Case Discussion
The features of a growing fracture are 1,2:
extracranial brain herniation
hydrocephalus
unilateral ventricular dilatation
porencephalic cyst