Intrauterine Depressed Skull Fracture

Case of Compound Depressed Fracture of Skull

perature 99*8?; one copious stool. 13tli.?Temperature 98-2?. 14th.?Temperature (J8*4?, wound suppurated, feels better. 4 P. M. temperature 99-2?. 15th.?Temperature 98-4? ; sits up in bed, looks cheerful. 4 P. M. temperature 103?, had slight shivering. Kith.?Temperature 100-8?, some swelling and tension?on the left side of the wound, could not sleep last night. 4 p. m. temperature 102-4?, had sl...

Depressed Comminuted Fracture of the Skull; Trephining; Recovery

on the 10th April 1879, in a state of insensibility, with an injury to the head. The following day, while passing through Kashipore in medical charge of a detachment of British Troops, I was asked by the Assistant-Surgeon of the hospital to see the case ; he told me he suspected fracture of the skull. The history of the patient is as follows :?two hours prior to her reception into hospital, the...

A Depressed Compound Fracture of the Skull with Infection

The patient was admitted into the hospital on 25th July, 1934, with a contused wound on the head. On examination an infected wound was seen on the right side of the forehead 1 inch above the right eyebrow; it measured f inch long and extended down to the bone. The frontal bone was fractured and depressed and the patient deeply unconscious. There was marked ecchymosis of both the eyelids and the...

Two Cases of Compound Depressed Fracture of the Skull—Recovery

common interest, they are thought to be of sufficient importance to merit description together. In that first to be described, the patient wns abov of ten who some four days after the receipt of his injury was brought in from a neighbouring village, some eight or ten miles off, for treatment. His case is of especial interest on account of its being one of an injury to the Rolatidic area, which,...

A Case of Depressed Fracture of the Skull