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1. Surgical management of a penetrating drill bit injury to the skull base

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Encarnacion-Ramirez, Manuel De Jesus, primary, Aquino, Amaya Alvarez, additional, Castillo, Rossi Evelyn Barrientos, additional, Melo-Guzmán, Gustavo, additional, López-Vujnovic, Durdica, additional, Blas, Agustin, additional, Acosta-Garcés, Rubén, additional, Bernés-Rodríguez, Miguel, additional, Guerra, Rafael Mendizabal, additional, Ayala-Arcipreste, Arturo, additional, Nurmukhametov, Renat, additional, and Efe, Ibrahim E., additional

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2022
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3. Surgical management of a penetrating drill bit injury to the skull base.

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De Jesus Encarnacion-Ramirez, Manuel, Aquino, Amaya Alvarez, Barrientos Castillo, Rossi Evelyn, Melo-Guzmán, Gustavo, López-Vujnovic, Durdica, Blas, Agustin, Acosta-Garcés, Rubén, Bernés-Rodríguez, Miguel, Guerra, Rafael Mendizabal, Ayala-Arcipreste, Arturo, Nurmukhametov, Renat, and Efe, Ibrahim E.

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PENETRATING wounds, SKULL base, SKULL injuries, BRAIN injuries, HOSPITAL admission & discharge
Abstract

Background: Low-energy penetrating brain injuries are rarely encountered in neurosurgical practice. Immediate surgical management remains the primary treatment strategy to control potential bleeding and prevents infectious complications. Case Description: A 28-year-old man presented with an orbital injury with left-sided chemosis, amaurosis, and ophthalmoplegia following an assault. Cranial CT revealed an industrial drill bit causing a penetrating injury to the skull base. The tip of the object reached the petrous apex. CT angiography showed no signs of cerebrovascular damage. The drill bit was visualized through a frontotemporal craniotomy. It was then carefully removed under direct microscopic vision. Postoperative ceftriaxone was administered. The patient was discharged in good condition on postoperative day 6. His vision impairment remained. Conclusion: Timely access to neuroimaging diagnostics and microneurosurgical facilities allows for good outcomes in the surgical treatment of low-velocity penetrating brain injuries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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5. Estesioneuroblastomas con invasión intracraneal (Kadish C): manejo neuroquirúrgico

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Pérez-Morales, Omar Antonio, primary, León-López, Diego Fernando, additional, Bernés-Rodríguez, Miguel Jesús, additional, Cuesta-Mejías, Teresa, additional, Aguilar-Sánchez, Jorge, additional, Padilla-Vázquez, Felipe, additional, Garma, Victor Hugo Escobar-De La, additional, Ayala-Arcipreste, Arturo, additional, Acosta-Garcés, Rubén, additional, and Mendizabal-Guerra, Rafael, additional

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2015
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