Epidural Hematoma after Minor Trauma on Patient with Biparietal Osteodystrophy
A 78-year-old woman visited to the emergency service with a severe headache after hitting her head to the wardrobe. At first, a neurological examination seemed normal but the patient has undergone computerized tomography (CT) scan because of increasing headaches. The CT scan revealed non-depressed linear fracture on the left parietal bone and epidural haematoma underneath (). Irrelevantly, biparietal bone thinning with lack of diploe layer and external table was pointed out. Patient was consulted to our department with the diagnosis of biparietal osteodystrophy. Patient was treated by the conservative management. No neurological deterioration or a radiological increase of epidural haematoma was observed. Patient was discharged without any problems.