Patient's question:
A newborn delivered vaginally for 10 days, MRI suggests bilateral occipital subperiosteal hematoma, doctors suspect it is caused by pressure during vaginal delivery, clinical diagnosis shows no signs of bilirubin encephalopathy, is it serious? How could there be sequelae?Doctor's answer:
There is currently no effective treatment for this condition. We will have to wait and see how the hematoma resolves. Generally, there will be no aftereffects as the hematoma resolves. It is recommended that you undergo regular follow-up examinations and receive timely brain protection treatment to ensure that no aftereffects are left behind. It is advisable to undergo brain protection treatment for more than 10 days. Pay attention to follow-up cranial MRI or cranial CT scans. If necessary, undergo a third round of brain protection treatment. Take good care of yourself and be mindful of preventing colds.