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Day 14 Intervention for Penetrating Brain Injury with a Good Glasgow Coma Scale Score: A Case Report

2021-08-21

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Penetrating brain injury is a rare pathology generally requiring emergency surgical intervention. We discuss a case of penetrating brain injury by the umbrella in which surgical intervention was performed 14 days after the injury, and obtained good clinical results.

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Literature Corpus work: 70e121c9-9e38-5f08-9aba-1f09579f2724
DOI: 10.22541/au.162955743.39257972/v1

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