Clinical Presentation
A 7-month-old child after a fall.
Imaging Findings
(A,B) Computed tomography (CT) scans of the brain demonstrate a lentiform collection of blood in the right frontoparietal convexity (asterisk). (C) Bone windows demonstrate a linear nondisplaced fracture in the right parietal bone (arrow).
Differential Diagnosis
• Epidural hematoma (EDH): This is a biconvex, hyperdense extra-axial fluid collection. There is adjacent skull fracture in 90% of cases. On occasion, subdural and epidural hematomas contain alternating crescent-shaped regions of various densities that produce a “swirled” appearance, considered an indication of active hemorrhage.
• Subdural hematoma:

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