The characteristic picture of a CT scan of a subdural haemorrhage is one of a biconcave, concentric shaped, area of increased density spreading around the surface of the cerebral hemisphere. The contralateral ventricle may dilate owing to obstruction at the foramen of Munro.
After 10-20 days, the subdural haematoma becomes isodense with brain. Later it becomes relatively hypodense.
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