We related 30 cases of intracranial hemorrhage in term newborns . They are dividedinto 13 subarachnoid hemorrhages (43.3%), 09 intra ventricular hemorrhage (30%), 06 sub dural hematomas (20%), and 03 intra parenchymal hematomas (10%). Two major etiologica lfactors emerge from our work: the birthinjury (48%) and perinatal asphyxia (28.5%), After a free period of a few hours to several days, appears a table of neurological distress. The existence of subarachnoid hemorrhage to lumbar punctureis an additional argument for the diagnosis and it must be quickly confirmed by transfontanellar ultrasound and cerebral CT. Cerebral CT allows to confirm the diagnosis and specify the characteristics of the hematoma (seat extension), wich will infuence the therapeutic modalities. Neurosurgical care depends on the location of the bleeding ,intracranial pressure. The evacuation was being held behind a HSD type III and IV, while the drainage was indicated behind the evolutif character of hydrocephalus. Craniotomy is the most used method, however, one may try conservative treatment in these patients. It is important to restart the volume loss in those patients. The indication of surgical treatment should be taken case by case and should take into account the experience of the surgical team and the neonatologists. The prognosis of these hematomas varies with topography and can be apprehended by da CT data and initial electroencephalogram. It is generally favorable to sub dural hematoma. For meningeal bleeding and intra-ventricular, it appears related to the extent of the lesions. Finally, we encourage the interest of monitoring pregnancies to prevent certain forms of intracranial hemorrhage especially in the delivery, and administration of vitamin K in the delivery room.