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Background Growing skull fracture (GSF) is a rare complication of pediatric head trauma and causes delayed onset neurological deficits and cranial defect. GSF usually develops following linear fracture with underlying dural tear resulting in herniation of the brain. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential to avoid complications. However, there are no clear-cut guidelines for the early diagnosis...
Growing skull fractures are poorly understood complications of paediatric skull fractures. Skull fracture in infancy or early childhood which results in dural tear and brain injury can result in enlarging cranial defect.In this article we report the case of a six year old young child with history of fall two years back. Patient was treated for left subdural haematoma in left parietal region followed...
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