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Lump On Skull Near Forehead, Had Brain Bleed, Brain Protruding In A Circle. What Is It?

My 7-yr-old grandson has what appears to be a quarter-size lump in his skull formation on the top left corner of his forehead. His pediatrician says it is probably normal. (a misshapen skull is normal?). My grandson will be seen soon and referred to a specialist. He had grade-4 brain bleed when he was two days old and thankfully has recovered 100% and is above average intelligence. It is not a fatty deposit on his bone that moves around, it is his bone protruding in a perfect circle. Thank you for your response.
Fri, 26 Jul 2013
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Thank fro choosing HCM, Without the CT or MRI study, difficult to say any thing, as you stated his history of internal bleeding in the brain, then it could be a accumulation of residual part of blood collection after dying the red cells, if this would be the thing then it will go away, please send the MRI report for exact opinion, take care of kid, good day.
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Lump On Skull Near Forehead, Had Brain Bleed, Brain Protruding In A Circle. What Is It?

Hi Thank fro choosing HCM, Without the CT or MRI study, difficult to say any thing, as you stated his history of internal bleeding in the brain, then it could be a accumulation of residual part of blood collection after dying the red cells, if this would be the thing then it will go away, please send the MRI report for exact opinion, take care of kid, good day.