Presentation
Fall on head
Patient Data
Age: 5 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Ping pong skull fracture
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Right parietal bony indentation with no definite fracture lines and no underlying hematomas.
Case Discussion
Ping pong skull fractures appear as a focal depression of the skull with no definite fracture lines. They are more common in neonates due to the soft nature of their skull bones.
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