Presentation
Fall off scooter.
Patient Data
Age: 50 years
Gender: Male
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Fractured clivus and occipital basion extending into the right occipital condyle.
C4 flexion teardrop fracture.
Case Discussion
Type 2 fractures are occipital condyle fractures that extend from a skull base fracture and are usually considered a stable injury. They arise from a direct blow to the lower skull.