Intracranial Calcified Extradural Hematoma about a Case

Introduction: Extradural hematoma is a common pathology in our department. The natural history of small-volume usually towards resorption. In rare cases, the calcifies and compresses brain. We report an extradural 15-year-old boy who had road traffic accident on February 2011. brain CT-scan performed following day revealed small right frontal hematoma. During hospitalization, he fever 40 degrees with convulsions blood culture isolated coagulase-negative staphylococci Group D streptococci. When his conscience was restored, hemiparesis dysarthria were observed. control 2 weeks after trauma showed early resorption Two months trauma, calcification He underwent surgery April 2011 to remove calcification. sequels posttraumatic epilepsy. Conclusion: evolution non-operated can be done thus requiring surgery.