Acute subdural hematomas of arterial origin
Paul K. O'Brien, John W. Norris, Charles H. Tator
Abstract
Paul K. O'Brien, John W. Norris, Charles H. Tator
Abstract
✓ Five cases of acute subdural hematoma associated with bleeding from cortical arteries are described. In the four cases in which the affected vessel was examined histologically, there was a defect in the arterial wall secondary to avulsion of a small surface twig, which had apparently been traversing the subdural space. The possible mechanisms for damage to the vessel wall and the role of this arterial bleeding in subdural hematomas are discussed.
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✓ Five cases of acute subdural hematoma associated with bleeding from cortical arteries are described. In the four cases in which the affected vessel was examined histologically, there was a defect in the arterial wall secondary to avulsion of a small surface twig, which had apparently been traversing the subdural space. The possible mechanisms for damage to the vessel wall and the role of this arterial bleeding in subdural hematomas are discussed.
Key concepts: Medicine, Subdural Hematomas, Acute subdural hematoma, Subdural space, Hematoma, Radiology, Avulsion, Arterial wall