PMID: 1195445Nov 1, 1975Paper

Penetrating intracranial foreign bodies in children

The Journal of Trauma
M DujovnyP J Jannetta

Abstract

Four cases illustrating low-velocity penetrating injuries from foreign bodies are presented. The importance of formal intracranial exposure is emphasized. When used in these four cases, all patients had good recoveries. In children, penetration of the brain is likely because of the fragility of the orbital roof. The English-language literature on penetrating intracranial foreign bodies is also reviewed.

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