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Intrauterine Depressed Skull Fractures of the Newborn
Neurosurgery, 1982Intrauterine depressed skull fractures are reported only occasionally. In reviewing the literature it seems clear that pressure of the fetal head against the maternal bony structures, mainly the sacral promontory, accounts for most of the so-called "spontaneous" congenital depressed skull fractures. Rather than true fractures, they are focal congenital
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Spontaneous intrauterine depressed skull fractures
Child's Nervous System, 1986A survey is made of neonatal skull depressions as a result of experience with ten neonates harboring noniatrogenic intrauterine skull fractures. Several mechanisms causing intrauterine skull depression are discussed. Diagnosis was made after delivery in all cases and was confirmed by skull radiography.
K, Abbassioun +2 more
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Surgical Treatment of a Child With Acute Cortical Blindness Caused by Depressed Skull Fracture
The Journal of craniofacial surgery (Print), 2020Linear skull fractures are relatively common in children, however, it is rarer to see depressed fractures. This report details the case of a 7-year-old boy who was admitted to the emergency department with complete blindness after having experienced an ...
V. Köksal +2 more
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2018
F18, RH, healthy, assaulted with a hammer blow on the head, presented with LOC for 30 secs, o/e intact neurologically, c/o h/a, left parietal ...
Christos M. Tolias +3 more
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F18, RH, healthy, assaulted with a hammer blow on the head, presented with LOC for 30 secs, o/e intact neurologically, c/o h/a, left parietal ...
Christos M. Tolias +3 more
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Management of depressed skull fracture in the newborn
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1976✓ The authors describe three cases of neonatal depressed skull fracture subsequent to difficult delivery, treated without surgical elevation. None of the patients developed neurological deficits, cosmetic deformity or electroencephalographic signs of epileptiform activity.
J D, Loeser, H L, Kilburn, T, Jolley
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Depressed skull fracture in a newborn baby
Archives of Disease in Childhood - Fetal and Neonatal Edition, 2009A term baby was delivered by emergency caesarean section for failure to progress with an unstable lie. Forceps or vacuum extractor was not used. She was born in good condition requiring no resuscitation. Initial examination revealed a large depression over the right parietal bone measuring ∼6 cm in diameter and …
Dharmaraj ST +3 more
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Depressed skull fracture in the neonate
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1979✓ The authors describe three cases of neonatal depressed skull fracture that were elevated by means of an obstetrical vacuum extractor. In one case, a transparent breast pump shield replaced the metal vacuum extractor cup, permitting direct observation as the depression was elevated.
B S, Saunders +4 more
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Neurocirugía, 2019
Depressed fractures that occur on the superior sagittal sinus (SSS) cause stenosis or thrombosis of the sinus in 11.5% of cases. Despite this, the appearance of signs and symptoms derived from high intracranial pressure is an infrequent event.
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Depressed fractures that occur on the superior sagittal sinus (SSS) cause stenosis or thrombosis of the sinus in 11.5% of cases. Despite this, the appearance of signs and symptoms derived from high intracranial pressure is an infrequent event.
Gorka Zabalo San Juan +6 more
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