Leptomeningeal cysts, which are cystic collections filled with cerebrospinal fluid, are rare
complications following pediatric head trauma and surgical correction of craniosynostosis …

Posttraumatic leptomeningeal cysts are rare complications of diastatic skull fracture,
occurring almost in childhood and parietal region. Disruption of the underlying dura is …

Leptomeningeal cyst, or growing skull fracture, is a rare complication of pediatric head
trauma. This entity is typically diagnosed several weeks or months following head trauma …

Traumatic leptomeningeal cysts, also known as growing skull fractures, are a rare but
serious complication of childhood cranial fractures and a very rare complication following …

Background Growing skull fracture or leptomeningeal cyst is an uncommon occurrence after
severe head trauma in childhood. It is mostly observed in infants and children less than 3 …

Leptomeningeal cyst as a rare complication of skull fracture in children is well documented.
Most cases occur months or years after the original skull fracture, with characteristic …

OBJECTIVE AND IMPORTANCE: Traumatic leptomeningeal cysts represent a rare
complication of a childhood cranial fracture, and occur in only 0.05 to 0.6% of all cranial …

Background Post-traumatic diploic leptomeningeal cyst with bilateral posterior cranial fossa
epidural hygroma is a rare complication after calvarial fracture. Very few cases have been …

The post-traumatic leptomeningeal cyst, so-called growing fracture, is one of the
complication of the skull fracture in childhood especially under the 3 years old, but very rare …

Leptomeningeal cyst or growing skull fracture is a rare complication of cranial fractures that
is usually seen in infants and early childhood following trauma. It presents as cystic …