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Hematoma Retroclival: Una Perspectiva de Imagen de una Hemorragia Extraaxial Rara

Dhanush Amin¹, Alaa Saleh¹, Ali Rezaei¹

¹From Neuroradiology section of Department of Radiology (DA, AS, AR, ZS, GR, MT), University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL, USA; (PB) University of Alabama, Birmingham, AL, USA; Neuroradiology section of Department of Radiology (VA), University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA, USA.

AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology

|January 13, 2026

Abstract:

Retroclival hematoma (RCH) is a rare form of extra-axial hemorrhage along the posterior surface of the clivus, most commonly secondary to trauma, and can be seen in all age groups. Most published reports are in the pediatric population, with limited literature addressing the imaging characteristics of RCH in adults. In this article, we review the various subtypes of retroclival hematoma based on the space of origin, imaging features, causes, and potential mimics.ABBREVIATIONS: RCH = Retro-clival hematoma.

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hematoma retroclival hemorragia extraaxial neurorradiología resonancia magnética tomografía computarizada

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