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1a. Head CT coronal view demonstrating bilateral skull fracture with overlying soft tissue edema. 1b. 3D reconstruction images show asymmetric biparietal skull fractures.
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Head CT with three-dimensional reconstruction imag-es is shown in Figure 1.
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Computed tomography 3-D reconstruction showing bilateral parietal skull fractures including additional lucency on the right that crosses the lambdoid suture and communicates with a small occipital bone defect.
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Head CT three-dimensional skull reconstruction is shown in Figure 2.
Photodocumentation of skin finding: parallel linear superficial abrasions where the mother's hand was holding the infant, with nails scratching her as she fell, supports the accidental fall mechanism provided by the parents.
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Detailed skin examination was noteworthy for three linear scratch marks on the infant's left lateral lower back, coinciding where the mother's nails scratched the infant when he fell as described (Figure 3).
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