Longitudinal temporal bone fracture with incudo-malleolar dislocation
Diagnosis certain
Presentation
Fall from the 1st floor with otorrhagia.
Patient Data
Age: 5 years
Gender: Male
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Longitudinal fracture through the right temporal bone extending into the middle ear with associated incudomalleolar disarticulation with widening of the joint space. In addition, there is partial opacification of the epitympanic recess. Normal appearance of the left middle ear and both inner ears.
Case Discussion
CT features of longitudinal fracture of the right temporal bone extending into the middle ear with associated incudomalleolar dislocation.