Abstract

Interhemispheric subdural hemorrhage(ISH) is a rare and distinct type of subdural hemorrhage because of their unusual location. The patients with ISH usually reported a sudden onset of painful headache with other neurological deficiencies. In this paper, we report unusual two cases of ISH presenting headache as the sole complaint. ISH should be considered among the diagnostic possibilities in elderly patients who present with headache as the sole symptom without other clinical features such as meningeal irritation signs, focal neurological defect and alteration of consciousness.