The radiological signs present on initial cranial magnetic resonance imaging, showing signs of spontaneous intracranial hypotension
Case | Age (years) | Iter displacement* | Tonsil displacement | Dural enhancement | Sinus | Collection depth | Site of subdural collection |
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Case 4 did not have radiological demonstration of spontaneous intracranial hypotension before development of subdural haematoma. | |||||||
*Displacement of iter as defined by Reich.[15] | |||||||
1 | 66 | −3 mm | −3 mm | Enhancement | Sag sinus dilated | Left 4 mm; right 4 mm | Supra- and infratentorial |
2 | 49 | −8 mm | +2 mm | No contrast | Sag sinus dilated | Left 8 mm; right 5 mm | Supra- and infratentorial |
3 | 39 | −10 mm | 0 mm | No contrast | Sag sinus dilated | Left 8 mm; right 8 mm | Supra- and infratentorial |