论文信息 - Vertex Extradural Hematoma due to Traumatic Coronal Suture Diastasis: Review of Three Cases

Vertex Extradural Hematoma due to Traumatic Coronal Suture Diastasis: Review of Three Cases

Abstract Vertex extradural hematomas (VEHs) are rare and account for only 1.3 to 8.2% of all traumatic hematomas. The clinical picture of VEH is variable. Three cases of traumatic VEH with coronal suture diastasis following head injury on neuroimaging presented in emergency. All underwent emergency surgery and had excellent outcome.

D. Purohit | S. Chopra | Somnath Sharma | T. Varshney

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