Seventy-one patients with acute subdural hematomas were examined by CT within 72 hr of
a documented head injury. Lesions often did not have the classical appearance of a …

Thirteen patients with acute subdural and epidural hematomas were found to have fresh,
unclotted blood at the time of surgical decompression several hours after injury. Computed …

Discussion The characteristic CT appearance of ASDH is that of a hyperdense crescentic
lesion that extends over most of the subdural space. EDH, on the other hand, is lenticular …

Discussion Acute isodense subdural hematomas are rare. This case demonstrates the
efficacy of contrast enhancement in the CT diagnosis of an acute isodense extracerebral …

Abstract   The authors report two cases of rapid resolution of acute subdural
hematoma. Case 1, a 78-year-old male, sustained head trauma and became unconscious …

Background Only a few cases showing spontaneous resolution of acute subdural hematoma
(ASDH) have been reported. Several possible mechanisms of spontaneous resolution of …

✓ The authors review 29 cases of surgically-proven isodense subdural hematomas
examined by non-contrast and contrast-enhanced computerized tomography scans. Three …

Isodense subdural hematomas, particularly bilateral ones, may be difficult to diagnose with
CT. Forty-three cases of subdural hematomas were studied by CT, 7 of which were isodense …

A series of 206 patients with clotted subdural hematomas operated within 3 days of closed
head injury is presented. Sixty-two percent (128) were operated within 24 hours of trauma …

An unusual isodense acute subdural hematoma is reported. Its causes may have included
dilution with cerebrospinal fluid and a local or disseminated coagulopathy. Detection of such …