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Objective To explore the treatment of deep-vein indwelling catheter in infant patients with subdural hematoma and hydrops. Methods Deep-vein indwelling cather wes used in treatment of 19 cases infant patients with subdural hematoma and hydrops. These cases include acute subdural hematoma(9 cases), chronic subdural hematoma(6 cases), subdural collection of fluid(4 cases).Deep-vein indwelling cather which set in subdura and constantly drain is to treat infant patients with subdural hematoma and hydrops via anterior fontanelle puncture. Constantly drainage last 3～5 days.Results All puncture and deep-vein indwelling catheter were successful. The cranial CT was rechecked in 1～7 days after operation. Subdural hematoma and subdural collection of fluid were nearly removed.All patients are survival. Conclusions The treatment of deep-vein indwelling catheter in infant patients with subdural hematoma and hydrops is safe and effective.