Cephalohematoma

Key Points

• Cephalohematoma occurs due to bleeding between the skull and periosteum in infants, and it often requires monitoring.
• This condition is usually diagnosed through physical examination and may resolve over time without extensive treatment.
• Parents should consult a pediatrician to understand care options, as cephalohematoma can sometimes indicate other issues.
• Knowing the signs and when to seek medical advice can significantly aid in managing infants with this condition.

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