par Servais, Laurent 
;Ferster, Alina ;Demulder, Anne ;Sekhara, Tayeb ;Mewasingh, Leena ;Christophe, Catherine ;Dan, Bernard
Référence Revue neurologique, 159, 2, page (206-208)
Publication Publié, 2003-02
;Ferster, Alina ;Demulder, Anne ;Sekhara, Tayeb ;Mewasingh, Leena ;Christophe, Catherine ;Dan, Bernard Référence Revue neurologique, 159, 2, page (206-208)
Publication Publié, 2003-02
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | We report the case of a six-month old child with bilateral chronic subdural hematoma of unknown origin containing erythroblasts, metamyelocytes and blast-like cells. No such cells were found in venous blood. No primary neoplastic disorder was found. Throughout a 19-month follow-up period, general and neurodevelopmental examination remained normal with complete resolution of the subdural haematoma in the presence of macrocephaly. We discuss the origin and role of these cells. |
