subdural hygroma pediatric

Only in 16 (38%) of these 44 patients the SPS was removed after an average of 27.0 (+/-16.6) months. There were 5 in-hospital deaths (62.5%) among these 8 patients. Neurosurgical procedures performed were external ventricular drainage placement in 6 (6 of 8, 75%) patients, decompressive craniectomy in 1 (12.5%) patient, and both surgical procedures in 1 (12.5%) patient.

A total of 50 required some form of intervention specifically for chronic hematohygromas. Benign external hydrocephalus (BEH) is characterized by too rapidly increasing head circumference in infants, combined with typical neuroimaging findings. Management is still a matter of controversy (conservative Vssurgical) especially when consciousness is a concern. Caldarelli et al. Further work with more patients and direct comparison to other alternative therapies is necessary to fully evaluate the efficacy and safety of this new technique.This is a review of 26 cases of traumatic subdural hygroma (TSH). One patient had a new subdural collection due to a second injury. They have also been associated with different other conditions such as:When a person displays the symptoms of a subdural hygroma they can be relieved by draining the subdural fluid. On proliferation, the dural border cells form multilayered tiers and clusters of cells, transfixed by capillaries, with collagen fibrils and elastic fibers between them. A retrospective analysis of the patients of intraventricular hemorrhage from May 2013 to January 2015 was conducted in our hospital, according to the enrollment criterion; of which 40 Objectives: In the past, many medical institutions attemptedsubdural aspiration first in infantile patients with subduralhygroma, and then subdural drainage or subduroperitonealineffective. As a last resort, it has been suggested that if the subduraldrainage is not effective, the patient should be observed untilthe appearance of the subdural hemorrhage, and then persubdural drainage is ineffective, and its success rate is as highbilateral subduroperitoneal shunt in bilateral subdural hygrimporved after unilateral subduroperitoneal shunt onlyCT image 6 months after subduroperitoneal shunt shows that the subdural hygroma has improved completely.from another series have indicated that obstruction occursif the cell and protein components of the CSF are high riskfactors of obstruction, it seems that the choice of a bilateralors performed bilateral shunt in 4cases and unilateral shuntin 7cases among the 11cases of bilateral subdural hygroma.was conducted, there was only 1case of obstruction, which3cm, as the patients were infants and children. Any pathologic condition inducing cleavage of tissue within the dural border layer at dura-arachnoid interface will be followed by proliferation of fural border cells with production of a neomembrane. Results: The case reported here presented typical signs of PCD, including frequent episodes of hypoglycemia, generalized muscle weakness, decreased muscle mass, and physical growth deficits. Included patients (age 8–18 years old) and their parents answered the PedsQL questionnaire. From January 2009 to March 2018, the authors identified 318 children with AHT, of whom 210 (66%) had a subdural collection of any type (blood or cerebrospinal fluid). In those patients who received subduropseudocyst formation in the peritoneal cavity and the otherunilateral subdural drainage was conducted in 6cases, andbilateral subdural drainage was conducted in 10cases. Epidemiologically there are striking similarities between chronic SDH and BEH in infants.

we developed on the basis of our earlier experience, we have reviewed the results obtained in 31 consecutive infants with

Bilayer sponges were associated with a significantly lower incidence of CSF leak than monolayer sponges (odds ratio, 0.09; 95% confidence interval, 0.01-0.73). Obstruction of the SPS occurred in 6 children, infection in 4. Results