A total of 110 computed tomographic scans of the brain in pediatric population were reviewed. They were retrospectively analyzed focusing on the ventricular dilatation, widening of subdural space in frontal region and prominence of cerebral sulci in hemisphere. The results were compared with clinical records. In the measurement bicaudate ventricular index was above 0.18, which was considered ventricular dilatation. The subdural space in the frontal region and the prominent cerebral sulci in the hemisphere were visualized among the cases aged over two years with clinical evidence of cerebral problem is pediatric population. The diagnostic application of computed tomography to the cases cerebral disorder in pediatric population is highly recommended.