Spontaneous resolution of bilateral spontaneous subdural hamatomas: Case report

ABSTRACT

In this communication we present a young woman with spontaneous bilateral subdural haematomas following spontaneous vaginal delivery. She presented with severe headache and diplopia. There was no history of trauma, bleeding disorder, jaundice or febrile illness. Physical examination revealed right 6[th] nerve palsy. Investigations for bleeding disorders were negative. CT scan of the brain revealed bilateral subdural haematomas. She was treated conservatively and within month the haematomas resolved completely