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The origin and clinical importance of subdural hygroma(SDG) are still uncertain. Its
pathogenetic mechanism and natural history have not yet been settled. Although the
incidence of traumatic SDG has been reported to be 5-20% of posttraumatic
space-occupying lesions, the true incidence has not been documented in prospective
study. Therefore, authors have tried to determine the incidence of traumatic SDG
prospectively during past six months. Serial computed tomograpy(CT) or magnetic
resonance imaging(MRI) studies were done in all patients who were admitted to our
department after head injured. Data on the age, sex, Glasgow coma scale(GCS) on
admission, and initial CT findings were collected and analyzed to determine the true
incidence, pattern and premorbid conditions for the development of traumatic SDG. Serial
CT or MRI scans were performed on the date of admission, the second to sixth hospital
day, and the seventh to fourteenth hospital day. Study population consisted of 115
patients, excluding 31 expired, discharged, or transferred patients within a week.
Subdural hygroma was noted in 42(35.6%) patients. It shared 45.2% of posttraumatic
mass lesion. More than half(54.7%) of patients aged 40 or more had subdural hygromas.
They were generally delayed lesions, due to the fact that most of them(81%) were
observed at four days or more after the injury. All hygromas were located at the frontal
or fronto-temporo-parietal regions. Bilaterality was seen in 54.7%. SDGs occurred earlier
when the age of the patients were 40 years old or more(p=0.037). It occurred earlier
when the initial CT scans were normal, when there was no accompanying traumatic
intracranial lesions, and high GCS on admission. However, these differences were
statistically not significant(p>0.05).
These results suggest that the premorbid conditions for the development of subdural
hygroma were sufficient potential subdural space and separation of the dural border cell
layer, although former seemed to be more important that the later.
Osmotic dehydration in the aged victims should be serially re-evaluated, because the
subdural hygroma may develop when the intracranial pressure is excessively low.

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Epidemiology; Head Injury; Incidence; Mass lesion; Subdural hygroma.;

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