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NEONATAL SUBDURAL HEMATOMA SECONDARY TO TENTORIAL TEARING:CLINICAL ANALYSIS ON 48 SURVIVED CASES Takashi Hayashi 1 , Takeo Hashimoto 2 , Eiichiro Honda 1 , Seiichi Fukuda 2 , Yuki Ohshima 3 1Departments of Neurosurgery, St. Mary's Hospital 2Departments of Neonatology, St. Mary's Hospital 3Department of Neurosurgery, Kurume University School of Medicine pp.669-676
Published Date 1986/7/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406205741
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In order to evaluate the treatments of subdural hematoma in neonates and to observe their pro-gnosis, we carried out clinical analyses on 48 survived cases in the past three years from Jan. 1979 to Dec. 1981.

Based on CT observations, hematomas were grouped into four types according to their locations as follows: Type I, localized around the posterior inter-hemispheric fissure in 25 cases (52%); Type II, ex-tending from the posterior interhemispheric fis-sure to the hemispheric convexity in five cases (10%); type III, extending from incisura to the posterior fossa in 15 cases (31%); and type N, having subdural hematoma accompanied by intra-cerebral hemorrhage in three cases (7%).

Intracranial pressure was measured via the anterior fontanelle in 13 cases. Ten patients who had extensive hemorrhage were found to exceed above 200mmH2O in the pressure.

Ages of the patients studied were 0 to 7 days old. There were 36 mature infants (75%) and 12 cases immature (25%), The maternal history of delivery was primiparous in 27 cases (56%). The fetal presentations were 38 cephalic (79%) and 10 suction deliveries (21%). The fundus oculi was examined on 32 patients. Retinal hemorrhage was noted in 12 cases.

Operations were performed on 13 patients in total; one case in type I, four cases in type II, five cases in type III and three cases in type IV. Functional prognoses were found to be as follows; Type I; normal, 15 cases, abnormal, four and un-determined, six: type II; normal, four and abnor-mal, one: type III; normal, 13, abnormal, one, and undetermined, one: and type IV; normal, two and abnormal, one case.


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