Scoring Method for Infants Several Children's Coma Scales have been suggested in the past [1,7-11,21] to improve the neurologic evaluation of children compared with adults. When applied to infants, however, these scoring methods may be disappointing. An anatomic difference of skull size and flexibility, as well as the opened sutures and fontanels in infants, make the dynamics of the intracranial compartment different from that of older children. They may be more fragile but also more compliant. The pathophysiology of the evolving intracranial bleeding, in our case the EDH, thus may be different in both the form and the timing of clinical symptoms. [13,22-24]