Purpose The non-operative management of extradural hemorrhage in the pediatric age
group has been increasingly considered in the last decade with good clinical outcomes and …

Introduction The effects of traumatic extradural hematoma (EDH) are potentially reversible if
treated early. Pediatric EDH differs from its adult counterpart because of the differential …

Background: Extradural hematoma (EDH) is one of the most common causes of mortality
and morbidity after traumatic brain injury in pediatric patients. Early surgical intervention in …

Background: Children with epidural hematoma (EDH) present differently than adults. The
outcome of treatment is also different. We aim to report our experiences with EDH in …

Background: Conservative management of extradural hematomas (EDH) is relatively recent
in the literature and there are few papers reporting on the pediatric population. Objective …

Background: Head injury is one of the leading causes of mortality and morbidity in the
developing as well as developed countries. Extradural hematoma is seen in 1–2% of cases …

Aim and Objective: To survey the epidemiology, management, and severity of extradural
hematoma (EDH) in children. Materials and Methods: All patients of EDH (n= 65) in the age …

Objective This study was undertaken to assess the clinical and radiological characteristics of
children with traumatic extradural hematoma (TEDH), and factors affecting the initial …

Background: Extradural hematoma (EDH) resembles a potentially life-threatening condition
following head injury in children. EDHs are less common in children, with few reports had …

Background. Extradural hematomas are rare complicatons of head injures in children often
resulting from minor head traumas. Therefore the management of these ordinary traumas …