Spontaneous Pneumocephalus.

6. Steudel W, Hacker H. Acute intracranial pneumocephalus: prognosis anil management a retrospective analysis of 101 cases. Neurosurg Rev 1989; 12(Suppl 1):125-136. A 3 3 y e a r o l d n o n d i a b e t i c , nonmotensive female presented with sudden onset, diffuse and deep boring headache and vomiting for 15 days. She also had complaints of watering from nose which was present in all postures. There was no history of convulsions, loss of consciousness or fever. There was no past history of t rauma, surgical intervent ions or any features suggestive of CSF rhinorrhoea or meningitis. Routine blood parameters were within normal hunt. CT scan of brain showed multiple hypodense lesions diffusely over brain parenchyma (Figure 1).