Hematoma extradural.A medical emergency where the brain's dura mater is compressed because blood leaks from the middle meningeal artery and builds up in the epidural space.
What is extradural hematoma?
- Extradural hemorrhage.A medical emergency in which the brain/dura mater is compressed because blood builds up in the epidural space as a result of blood leaking from the middle meningeal artery.
- A blood collection known as an extradural hematoma (EDH), often referred to as an epidural hematoma, develops between the endosteal layer of the dura and the inner surface of the skull.
- They commonly accompany skull fractures and are frequently linked to a history of head trauma.A fall, an assault, or an injury sustained while participating in sports can all result in temporoparietal skull trauma, which is a common cause of an extradural hemorrhage.
- In 75% of situations, an EDH is connected to a skull fracture.Anatomically speaking, the pterion is where the parietal, frontal, sphenoid, and temporal bones connect.
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