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See Latest ArticlesTreatment of cranial epidural hematoma in a neonate by needle aspiration of a communicating cephalhematoma
European Journal of Pediatrics, 10/20/09
Smets KJ et al. – A newborn presented on day 15 of life with an epidural hematoma, extending through a diastatic sutura squamosa in an external cephalhematoma. There was no skull fracture. The cephalhematoma was punctured twice with 24–h interval, reducing both the cephalhematoma and the epidural component. In the absence of neurological signs or symptoms, aspirating a cephalhematoma to evacuate the communicating epidural hematoma in a newborn infant may avoid more invasive surgical intervention.
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