harshavardhan_patilalmost 7 years ago
Medical Case
23 year old male presented after being stabbed by his brother in the head for wearing his T-Shirt without permission. Upon presentation his GCS was 15/15 with no neurological deficit. CT-B and CT-Angio suggested no major vascular involvement. Blade was removed with C-Clamp and mallet under general anesthesia with no active bleeding. GCS remained 15/15 post operatively and repeat CT-B revealed no extra-axial or intra-axial bleed or tractoma.
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