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A CASE REPORT OF CHRONIC EXTRADURAL HEMATOMA IN THE POSTERIOR FOSSA Tadahisa Kurimoto 1 , Kentaro Koshino 1 , Hiroshi Matsumura 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Kansai Medical School pp.1203-1207
Published Date 1973/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203378
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An extradural hematoma in the posterior fossa is relatively uncommon, especially chronic one is very rare. We have experienced one case of chronic extradural hematoma simulating a posterior fossa tumor.

This 5-year-old girl had a history of occipital blow not associated with loss of consciousness three weeks before admission. Her symptoms were main-ly due to increased intracranial pressure such asheadache, vomiting and choked discs. A posterior fossa tumor was suggested by vertebral angio-graphy and conray ventriculography. Suboccipital craniectomy revealed an old organized hematoma covering the left extradural cerebellar hemisphere with 5 to 8 mm depth which was partially re-moved. She made an uneventful recovery after operation.

The frequency, symptoms and pathophysiology of the chronic extradural hematoma in the posterior fossa were discussed. Above all, it is interesting to note that the pathophysiology of the chronicextradural hematoma in the posterior fossa is quite different from that of the supratentorial epidural or chronic subdural hematoma. It is rationalized to consider that a venous hemorrhage in the pos-terior fossa occurred immediately after head injury and that a clot formation was accomplished during asymptomatic period. Later, the symptoms became manifest associated with increase in the volume of the clot by osmotic factors at the time of clot liquefaction and intermittent blockage of cerebro-spinal fluid pathways.


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