Spontaneous depressed skull fracture during vaginal delivery: A report of two cases and literature review

Spontaneous depressed skull fracture of the newborn presents as a challenge in neurosurgical management. Although widely accepted that conservative management is a treatment of choice, but few cases with intractable seizures are also indication for surgical intervention. Our case series is a good educational lesson that can also be used by pediatrician and obstetrician for better management and handling of birth head trauma.