Spinal subdural haematoma (SSDH) is very rare but potentially life debilitating spinal vascular condition, often developing acutely. Usually managed conservatively but may require immediate evacuation to prevent potential harm to the spinal cord. Predisposing factors can be spontaneous or iatrogenic. MRI remains the modality of choice to diagnose and see the age and extent of haemorrhage. We hereby present the case of a young child who developed iatrogenic spinal subdural haematoma.
Keywords: Spinal Haematoma, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), Leukaemia, injury..