Scalp hematomas are mostly due to blunt force trauma and can be classified as subcutaneous, subcapsular and subperiosteal hematomas according to the specific level at which the hematoma appears in…
Neonatal scalp hematoma is clinically more common and easily noticed and given less attention to its treatment and prognosis. Most obstetricians recommend conservative treatment, thus depriving some…
If a newborn is born in a normal birth, due to the compression of the birth canal, sometimes there will be a scalp hematoma, a small one…
Neonatal scalp hematoma is caused by the rupture of small blood vessels under the skull periosteum and the accumulation of blood in the local area. Neonatal scalp hematoma occurs mostly…
Because of birth canal compression, fetal suction assisted delivery or coagulation factors often cause a bump on the scalp of a newborn baby, some soft, some harder, and, can gradually…
The scalp is usually divided into five layers, from outside to inside: skin, subcutaneous tissue, capillary tendon membrane, subtenoid layer and periosteal layer. Hematomas formed by rupture of scalp blood…
Scalp hematoma is mostly caused by blunt force injury to the scalp, and can be divided according to the relationship between the layers of the scalp: 1. Subcutaneous hematoma: Because…
I. Cerebrospinal Fluid Leakage(I) Overview Cerebrospinal fluid leakage refers to the breakage of both the arachnoid and dura mater, so that cerebrospinal fluid can leak outside the dura mater through…
Recently, there have been frequent inquiries from patients about scalp hematoma, so I will use the rest time to organize it for you in the hope that it will be…
Cranial hematoma ossification is a rare disease that occurs mainly in children, and its onset, clinical manifestations and management principles have not been reported in the literature. In this study,…