Pediatrik kafatası kırıkları ve çökme kırığı

Özet

Künt kafa travması geçiren çocukta kalvaryal veya kafa tabanı kırığı, travmanın kemik üzerindeki izini ve eşlik edebilecek beyin/ekstraaksiyel yaralanmayı ortaya koyar. Kırık lokalizasyonu, yönü, morfolojisi (lineer, komminüe, çökük) ve eşlik eden pnömosefali veya kafa içi kanamalar kontrastsız BT ile değerlendirilir. Bebek kafatasının esnekliği nedeniyle ping-pong tipi çökme, belirgin ayrışma hattı olmadan oluşabilir. Kırık hattının damar oluğuna veya kafa tabanına uzanımı ve komşu kanama gözden kaçarsa önemli eşlikçi yaralanma eksik raporlanabilir; gelişimsel sütür taklitçileri de yanlış kırık tanısına neden olabilir.

Faz ve pencere

Kontrastsız tanısal

Akut travmada kontrastsız kraniyal BT’de kemik penceresinde keskin radyolusent kırık hattı, kortikal basamak, çökme veya diastaz; ince kesit aksiyel kaynak görüntüler ile koronal/sagittal rekonstrüksiyonlarda hattın uzanımı değerlendirilir. İnce kesit kaynak görüntülerde kırık hattı ve lokalizasyon belirlenir; üç boyutlu rekonstrüksiyonlar kırığın bütünlüğünü ve fragman yerleşimini değerlendirmeye destek sağlar. Beyin penceresinde epidural/subdural kanama ve kontüzyon, yumuşak doku penceresinde skalp yaralanması aranır. Rutin kırık saptaması için kontrast fazı gerekmez.

Önerilen pencereler: Kemik (G 1800 / M 400), Beyin (G 80 / M 40), Subdural (G 200 / M 75), Yumuşak doku (G 400 / M 40).

BT bulguları

• Lineer kırık — pediatrik kafatası kırıklarının morfolojik tiplerinden biridir.
• Çökme kırığı — iç ve dış tabula konturunda içe basamaklanma veya kemik fragmanlarının intrakraniyal yöne yer değiştirmesi.
• Ping-pong deformasyonu — özellikle esnek infant kafatasında belirgin radyolusent kırık hattı olmaksızın lokal içe çanaklaşma.
• Çok parçalı (komminüe) kırık — pediatrik kafatası kırıklarının morfolojik tiplerinden biridir; değerlendirmede eşlik eden intrakraniyal patolojiler de kaydedilir.
• Diastatik kırık — doğal sütür hattında genişleme, bazen komşu lineer kırıkla birlikte.
• Kafa tabanı kırığı — pediatrik kafatası kırıklarında bu yerleşim görülebilir; pnömosefali kafa tabanı kırığı veya sinüs yaralanmasıyla ilişkili olabileceğinden dikkatle değerlendirilir.
• Skalp hematomu — kırık üzerindeki yumuşak doku kalınlaşması veya subgaleal kan; şüpheli hattın yerini belirlemede eşlikçi ipucu.
• İntrakraniyal eşlikçi bulgular — epidural hematom, subdural kanama, travmatik subaraknoid kan, intraserebral kanama veya serebral kontüzyon, kırıkla aynı dönemde taranır.

Ölçütler ve sınıflamalar

Pediatrik kafatası kırığı morfolojisi

Pediatrik kafatası kırıkları morfolojik olarak lineer, çökük, sutural bağlantı kopması ve komminüe olarak sınıflandırılır; ön planda parietal ve oksipital kemikler tutulur. Infantlarda ping-pong tipi deformasyon, belirgin tabula ayrışma hattı olmadan içe çanaklaşma biçiminde görülebilir.

Normalde

Normal pediatrik kalvaryumda dış ve iç tabula kesintisiz, konturlar düzgün ve aynı düzeyde beklenen sagittal, koronal, lambdoid sütürler açık ve kortike kenarlıdır; lokal içe çanaklaşma ya da kemik basamağı bulunmaz. Kırığı aksesuar sütürden ayırmada yüksek çözünürlüklü görüntüleme yararlıdır; 3D BT değerlendirme için tercih edilen yöntem olarak bildirilmiştir.

Ayırıcı tanı

Erişkinde normal olan aksesuar sütürler, özellikle asimetrik yapıları ve keskin hatları nedeniyle travmatik kırıkla karıştırılabilir ve 3D BT ile ayrıştırılması gerekir.

Wormian kemik

lambdoid gibi sutural hat içinde ayrı kortike kemikçik görünümündedir; lineer travmatik uzanım ve çevresel hematom oluşturmaz.

Vasküler oluk

düzgün, dallanan ve beklenen damar güzergâhını izleyen kanal şeklindedir; keskin tabula kesintisi veya travmatik yumuşak doku bulgusu yoktur.

Sütür diastazı

sütür ayrışması, pediatrik kafatası kırıklarının tanımlanan morfolojik tipleri arasındadır.

Tuzaklar

• Çocukta kortike aksesuar sütür ve wormian kemikleri kırık sanmayın; hattı çok düzlemli izleyin ve beklenen sutural birleşim ile sklerotik kenarı arayın.
• Ping-pong çökmesini yalnız lucent kırık çizgisi arayarak dışlamayın; kemik penceresinde dış/iç kontur çanağını koronal ve sagittal düzlemde inceleyin.
• Aksesuar sütür ve wormian kemiklerin ayrımında yüksek çözünürlüklü ince kesitler ve çok düzlemli rekonstrüksiyonlar tanısal değeri artırır.
• Kemik penceresinde belirgin yaralanma görülmesi komşu kanamayı dışlamaz; beyin ve subdural pencerelerde ekstraaksiyel boşlukları ve parankimi ayrıca tarayın.

Kendini dene

1. İnfantta parietal kemikte içe çanaklaşma var; belirgin radyolusent çizgi veya ayrılmış fragman seçilmiyor. En uygun morfoloji?

   • Ping-pong çökmesi
   • Lineer kırık
   • Wormian kemik
   • Vasküler oluk
   Cevabı göster

   Ping-pong çökmesi. Esnek infant kalvaryumunda ping-pong tipi çökme belirgin kemik ayrışma hattı olmadan lokal içe deformasyon oluşturabilir. Lineer kırık kortekste keskin radyolusent hat biçiminde görünür; wormian kemik ise sütür hattı içinde yer alan normal aksesuar kemikçiktir.

2. Keskin parietal kırık hattı komşu epidural kanamayla birlikte orta meningeal damar oluğunu kesiyor. En doğru değerlendirme?

   • Kırık ve epidural hematom
   • Aksesuar sütür
   • Wormian kemik
   • Pozisyonel deformasyon
   Cevabı göster

   Kırık ve epidural hematom. Keskin kortikal hat, travmatik komşuluk ve epidural koleksiyon kırıkla ilişkili yaralanmayı destekler; damar oluğuyla kesişim de hattın uzanımını belirtmeyi gerektirir. Aksesuar sütür ve wormian kemikler, kripta sanılmamaları gereken kortike kenarlı normal anatomik varyantlardır.

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Kaynaklar

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