Presentation
Unprovoked seizure, macrocephaly.
Patient Data
Age: 4 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Subdural membrane (infant)
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- acute right subdural hemorrhage with right-to-left shift
- right subdural membrane(s)
- bilateral extra-axial fluid collections
- right subfalcine herniation
Case Discussion
The child underwent urgent right craniotomy with drain placement. The surgeon found thickened dura with a membrane. He evacuated clots and CSF.