Pneumocephalus is a condition characterized by air entering the skull and collecting in the cranial cavity.
Pneumocephalus is a condition characterized by air entering the skull and collecting in the cranial cavity.
Pneumocephalus often develops after traumatic brain injury. It is a condition characterized by air entering the skull and collecting in the cranial cavity.
A characteristic sign of the condition is a gurgling sound that occurs when the position of the head changes.
Diagnosis uses examination methods such as computed tomography and MRI.
Treatment consists of relieving the pressure, preventing infection from entering, and monitoring the patient.