Nervous System Disorders: Hedging brain injury
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Nervous System Disorders: Hedging brain injury
Nervous System Disorders: Hedging brain injury. The fall was the back occiput, but why was the forehead bleeding?
What’s Hedging brain injury?
One man caused a brain hemorrhage after falling down some time ago but why he fell on the back of the occiput, but forehead bleeding?
Thia man’s brain injury is a typical hedging brain injury caused by a deceleration injury.
The brain injury caused by a moving head suddenly colliding with an external object, forcing it to turn from dynamic to static in an instant, is called “deceleration injury”, such as injuries from falls, falls, or falls from a moving vehicle. The damage effect is mainly hedging brain injury, followed by local impact injury.
The basic law of brain hedging injury caused by deceleration injury (see Figure 1-3):
① Focusing on the occipital center often results in bilateral brain contusion and laceration of the frontal and temporal front and bottom.
② Focusing on the side of the occiput can cause lighter ipsilateral but mainly contralateral frontal, temporal and bottom injuries.
③ Focusing on the parieto-occipital region often causes injuries to the contralateral forehead, anterior temporal base, and outer side.
④ The top force, if the force is axial to the forehead, it can cause damage to the frontal orbital surface and the front end of the temporal lobe; if the force is axial to the posterior occipital, it will cause contusion on the medial side of the ipsilateral occipital lobe; if the force is axial to the opposite side, it will cause Injury to the lateral and frontal side of the frontal temporal base.
⑤ Focusing on the lateral side of the temporal region, most of which is the anterolateral damage of the contralateral temporal lobe. There are often extensive superficial contusions in the sylvian fissure area, and there may also be small-scale contusions on the violent side.
⑥Forehead focus, the local brain damage is mainly caused by violence, and the occipital lobe is generally undamaged or mild. This may be related to the elasticity of the smooth surface of the tentorium, which plays a certain protective effect.
⑦Facial focus, because the physiological bone cavity of the face and jaw and the bone sutures at the base of the skull attenuate the intensity of violence, the brain injury is generally mild.
Figure 1-3 Schematic diagram of brain hedging injury
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