<prompt> True about Cephal-hematoma:Jaundice is prolonged due to cephal-hematomaCrosses the suture lineAppears on occiput in first few hours of lifeDue to rupture of bridging arteries  <response>: Ans. a Jaundice prolongation due to cephalhematomaRef.-.Harrison 18th ed., chapter 61 Cephalhematoma is seen due to birth trauma, and represents sub-periosteal hemorrhage. The hematoma is limited sharply by the margins of the bone and does not cross suture lines. In first 2 weeks, the hematoma is of soft tissue density due to its blood contents and X skull films show the swelling as a soft tissue mass which is limited at its margins by the cranial sutures. 