General Symptoms Transient loss of consciousness is not always clear in this age group, and lack of symptoms and signs in a fully awake baby may be confusing. [3-6,12] In our series, vomiting and loss of consciousness were very common. Also, most of the infants had significant subgaleal hematomas. In fact, in some infants, these were the only positive parameters for which CT was performed by the neurosurgeon, considering the young age of the patients.