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PMC9120746_02
an irregular border, muscle-based, sized 10x3 cm lacerated wound on the left parietal region
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F1
Clinical findings: on clinical examination, there was a laceration 10 cm above the left parietal area (Figure 1).
CT scan showing biconvex and crescent in right frontal and temporal region (A); 3D skull radiographic showing coronal suture diastasis widening up to the right temporal bone (B)
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F2
CT scan showed a large epidural hematoma in the right frontal and temporal area (Figure 2) with coronal suture diastasis (Figure 3), cerebral edema, and a 5 mm midline shift to the left (Figure 4).
coronal suture diastasis (A); epidural hematoma (B); post evacuation hematoma (C)
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F3
CT scan showed a large epidural hematoma in the right frontal and temporal area (Figure 2) with coronal suture diastasis (Figure 3), cerebral edema, and a 5 mm midline shift to the left (Figure 4). Coronal suture diastasis existed intraoperatively in the right frontal and temporal area (Figure 3).
head CT before surgery showing Right frontal and temporal epidural hematoma and coronal suture diastasis
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F4
CT scan showed a large epidural hematoma in the right frontal and temporal area (Figure 2) with coronal suture diastasis (Figure 3), cerebral edema, and a 5 mm midline shift to the left (Figure 4).
head CT after surgery showing improvement where the hematoma has been evacuated
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F5
Follow-up and outcome of interventions: a postoperative CT scan was executed and presented postoperative alterations (Figure 5).