Table 1

The radiological signs present on initial cranial magnetic resonance imaging, showing signs of spontaneous intracranial hypotension

CaseAge (years)Iter displacement*Tonsil displacementDural enhancementSinusCollection depthSite of subdural collection
Case 4 did not have radiological demonstration of spontaneous intracranial hypotension before development of subdural haematoma.
*Displacement of iter as defined by Reich.[15]
166−3 mm−3 mmEnhancementSag sinus dilatedLeft 4 mm; right 4 mmSupra- and infratentorial
249−8 mm+2 mmNo contrastSag sinus dilatedLeft 8 mm; right 5 mmSupra- and infratentorial
339−10 mm0 mmNo contrastSag sinus dilatedLeft 8 mm; right 8 mmSupra- and infratentorial