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Society for Pediatric Radiology – Poster Archive
Final ID: Poster #: EDU-091
Epidural Hematoma Revisited
Purpose or Case Report: Epidural hematomas are typically seen after accidental head trauma in children, though they can also be seen in abusive head trauma. Most often they are arterial but venous hematomas can occur in posterior fossa and vertex locations.
This educational exhibit will review the pathophysiology and common imaging features on CT and MR of intracranial and intraspinal epidural hematomas. Illustrative examples of unusual types of epidural hematomas such as retroclival epidural hematoma and epidural hematoma crossing calvarial sutures will be included.
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This educational exhibit will review the pathophysiology and common imaging features on CT and MR of intracranial and intraspinal epidural hematomas. Illustrative examples of unusual types of epidural hematomas such as retroclival epidural hematoma and epidural hematoma crossing calvarial sutures will be included.
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More abstracts on this topic:
Spinal epidural hematoma in infants after unsuccessful lumbar puncture: A case series
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Baby Bellies Gone Bad on Film: Imaging and Approach to Neonatal Gastrointestinal Emergencies.Uricchio Joseph, Sharma Priya, Rajderkar Dhanashree
Poster____EDU-091.pdf
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