Two Cases of Trephining for Intracranial Hæmorrhage

Two Cases of Subcranial Hæmorrhage

a contrast. The one had a large compound fracture of the skull and typical symptoms of hemorrhagic compression of the brain and was successfully trephined and cured. The other had no wound, no fracture, and no definite signs of compression, but subcranial haemorrhage was found post mortem. Case 1.?A. A., aged 26, was brought into hospital on the evening of January 20th, 1907, unconscious and wi...

Note on Two Cases of Cerebral Hæmorrhage

Two Cases of Death from Hæmorrhage into the Pericardium

Cases of Fatal Hæmorrhage after Childbirth

my arrival, I received the following history of her case from Mr Jeffrey, the House Surgeon. She was married in 1853, and had had twelve children at the full time, and one miscarriage at the third month. In consequence of a congenital malformation she had always refrained from employing a midwife or accoucheur in her confinements, and had always been able to deliver herself safely in all her pr...

Two Cases of Secondary Intracranial Hypotension

The unique symptom of intracranial hypotension (IH) is an orthostatic headache caused by low cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pressure and is not so rare. IH results from loss of CSF caused by a dural defect in the spine, cranial vault, or skull base. The classic orthostatic headache commences within 15 minutes, but occasionally symptoms last up to several hours, after standing or upright sitting posi...