subdural

IPA: sʌbdɝʌɫ

(medicine, colloquial) Ellipsis of subdural hematoma.. [(medicine) A mass of blood formed between the dura and the arachnoid membranes, usually as a result of trauma to the head.]

Examples of "subdural" in Sentences

That could result in what we call the subdural hematoma, which is a bleeding underneath the skull.
Symptoms of such brain bleeding, known as a subdural hematoma, may not be present until several weeks afterward.
What it sounds like, Bill, was that it was something known as a subdural hematoma, a blood clot underneath the surface of the brain.
That could result in what we call a subdural hematoma, which is a bleeding underneath the skull and that leads to a buildup of pressure.
On the other hand, babies delivered by C-section were less likely to have one type of bleeding around the brain -- known as subdural hemorrhage.
PERPER: Well, sometimes you can have a slow brain bleed, which is called subdural hemorrhage, which is gradual, and it depends on the rate of bleeding.
When the man sneezed, the violence of it, whether due to change in pressure or him throwing himself forward, resulted in something called a subdural hematoma.
Interestingly, when he was thrown from a horse back in 1989, his wife noticed that he got a little dizzy one morning and he had a little bit of what they called a subdural hematoma.