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Clinical photograph showing massive bruising and swelling involving right side of the neck
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Local examination revealed multiple lacerations over right side of the neck, massive bruising and swelling over right side of the neck, fracture mandible and massive swelling involving right upper limb [Figure 1].
X-ray right shoulder showing comminuted fracture of upper end of right if humerus
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X-ray chest was normal, x-ray right shoulder showed comminuted fracture of upper end of right humerus [Figure 2].
Initial CT scan brain showing anterior cranial fossa fractures and pneumocephalus and normal brain parenchyma
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Initial computerized tomography scan (CT scan) of the brain showed anterior cranial fossa fractures and pneumocephalus [Figure 3].
Initial CT scan showing massive swelling over right side of neck and fracture of mandible
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CT scan of neck showed massive swelling involving right side of the neck and mandible fracture with normal vertebral column [Figure 4].
MRI brain showing hyperintense signal changes in right internal capsule and basal ganglionic region
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Urgent repeat magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed evidence of the infarct in the right middle cerebral artery territory [Figure 5].