Skull and Brain Injuries with Subsequent Hydrocephalus

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Traumatic Brain Injury. This full color medical exhibit depicts injuries to the skull and brain. The exhibit consists of four images. The first shows fractures of the inferior (bottom) of the skull. The second image shows a cross section through a normal brain. The third image shows injuries to the brain. The final image shows subsequent hydrocephalus of the brain.

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Penetrating Brain Injury (Brain Injury, Penetrating; Penetrating Wound to the Head; Wound to the Head, Penetrating)
Closed Head Injury (Traumatic Brain Injury)
Concussion (Closed Head Injury; Head Trauma; Mild Traumatic Brain Injury)
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