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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1983
In brief: Several hours after being hit by a lacrosse stick in the left temporoparietal area slightly anterior to the ear, a lacrosse player was found unresponsive and wrapped in a blanket in his dormitory room. He had not lost consciousness during the game, sat out only five minutes, and completed the game.
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In brief: Several hours after being hit by a lacrosse stick in the left temporoparietal area slightly anterior to the ear, a lacrosse player was found unresponsive and wrapped in a blanket in his dormitory room. He had not lost consciousness during the game, sat out only five minutes, and completed the game.
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Neuroradiology, 1991
A case of delayed epidural hematoma is described who had an initial computerized tomography (CT) scan reported as normal. Repeat CT scan at 48 h demonstrated a right temporal epidural hematoma. A skull fracture was not observed radiographically or at surgery. The world literature is reviewed and the criteria for repeat CT scanning is discussed.
A, Di Rocco, S J, Ellis, C, Landes
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A case of delayed epidural hematoma is described who had an initial computerized tomography (CT) scan reported as normal. Repeat CT scan at 48 h demonstrated a right temporal epidural hematoma. A skull fracture was not observed radiographically or at surgery. The world literature is reviewed and the criteria for repeat CT scanning is discussed.
A, Di Rocco, S J, Ellis, C, Landes
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Neurosurgery, 1980
We are reporting a case of ossified epidural hematoma that developed in a patient who had had a craniotomy at a different site for a brain tumor 14 years earlier. There was no history of trauma.
D, Parkinson, V, Reddy, J, Taylor
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We are reporting a case of ossified epidural hematoma that developed in a patient who had had a craniotomy at a different site for a brain tumor 14 years earlier. There was no history of trauma.
D, Parkinson, V, Reddy, J, Taylor
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Exophthalmos and Epidural Hematoma
Southern Medical Journal, 1976The development of a right exophthalmos in a patient with a left hemispheric epidural hematoma is reported. The parallel development of these two conditions in this unusual case suggests some direct relationship, although it must be recognized that a coincidental relationship is possible. The exact cause of the exophthalmos remains obscure.
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Traumatic Epidural and Subdural Hematoma: Epidemiology, Outcome, and Dating
Medicina (Lithuania), 2021Luigi Cipolloni +2 more
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The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1972
R R, Sparacio +3 more
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R R, Sparacio +3 more
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