Abstract:

Traumatic interhemispheric subdural hematom (ISH) is a rare significant condition. ISH includes approximately 6% of all traumatic subdural hematomic patients. A 48-year-old male patient was brought to emergency service with a car accident in our case. In the neurological examination there were no pathological findings and KIBAS findings. In the brain tomography, a linear hypertension appearance (subdural hemorrhage) was detected at the falx level at the widest location of the front to 13 mm. In patients with trauma, no pathological findings in the neurological examination may occur, although there is no risk factor for bleeding. Therefore, it is advisable that patients with a trauma history are requested a cranio screening.