Özet:

Acute subdural hematom (ASDH) is a life-threatening complication of head trauma. High mortality rates are if they are not treated. In most cases, surgery is needed. In ASDH, acute spontaneous resolution is a rarely antidepressant and various mechanisms related to patophysiology have been promoted. In this article, an acute traumatic subdural hematoma is presented in a 16-month girl who is brought to emergency service due to falling from the height. Although no medication was administered to the patient, the tomography of the brain taken 6 hours later found that the hematome was completely resorption. In patients with a good neurological condition in acute subdural hematomas, close clinical monitoring and serial radiological screening are recommended. Keywords: acute subdural hematoma; computer tomography; spontaneous resolution; Glasgow coma score