[Two cases of neonatal adrenal hemorrhage].
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The diagnosis of adrenal haemorrhage in 4 infants using a linear real-time ultrasound scanner is described. The resolution of real-time equipment appears to be sufficient for such a diagnosis and its flexibility is well suited for small babies.
Fetal bleeding in utero is infrequent. It is usually life-threatening but can be treated successfully in most cases if recognized early. Four cases are described and it is suggested that screening for fetal blood be done in all instances of antepartum hemorrhage.
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The possibilities of computed tomography in diagnosis and follow-up of cerebral hemorrhage in newborn are demonstrated. The type of bleeding is classified into periventricular, peri- and intraventricular; peri-, intraventricular and intracerebral hemorrhage and in combination with subarachnoid hemorrhage. Among our cases highly affected are children with asphyxia, pathological course of pregnancy and preterm infants with a birth weight less than 1500 g. Special attention is taken to complications such as hydrocephalus shown by follow-up studies.
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