Presentation
Road traffic accident
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
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Typical biconvex-shaped hyperdense acute epidural hematoma overlying right front-parietal-temporal lobes with significant contralateral midline shift of ~13.0 mm.
Small hyperdense acute cortical contusion with mild surrounding edema and a few small patchy areas of acute subarachnoid hemorrhage in cortical sulci overlying the left parietal-temporal lobes.
Linear minimally displaced fracture of the right temporal bone, extending into the ipsilateral parietal bone.
Case Discussion
Epidural hematoma usually occurs due to torn middle meningeal artery.
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