Remote　epidural　hematoma　(REDH)　is　an　uncommon　complication　of　decompressive　craniectomy.　Remote　epidural　hematomas　of　the　parietal　occiput　region　have　been　reported　only　rarely.　We　report　a　unique　case　of　delayed-onset　bilateral　extensive　straddle　postsagittal　sinus　and　bilateral　lateral　sinus　parietal　occiput　REDH　after　decompressive　craniectomy,　of　which　volume　was　approximately　130　mL,　with　left　deviating　midline　structures.　The　patient　was　immediately　taken　back　to　the　operating　room　for　evacuation　of　the　REDH　via　bilateral　parietal　and　occiput　craniectomy.　Postoperatively,　serial　computed　tomographic　scans　performed　3　days　later　showed　that　the　REDH　had　been　completely　evacuated.　Two　months　later,　the　patient　regained　full　consciousness　and　obtained　a　near-complete　recovery　except　for　right　facial　paralysis.