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Key Clinical Message  Traumatic  CSDH  enlarged in two cases with  VP  or  LP  shunt system although the shunt valve pressure was increased to 200 mmH 2 O. In surgery, the hematoma cavity pressure was found to be 130 and 140 mmH 2 O, suggesting that to raise the shunt valve pressure is not effective for decreasing  CSDH  volume.

Management for traumatic chronic subdural hematoma patients with well‐controlled shunt system for hydrocephalus