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• Skull fracture
  == Skull Fracture == ...k in one or more of the eight bones that form the cranial portion of the [[skull]], usually occurring as a result of blunt force trauma.
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• Battle
  ...to a bruising behind the ear that is typically associated with a [[basilar skull fracture]]. Battle's sign is a clinical marker of basilar skull fractures. It is characterized by bruising over the mastoid process, behind the ear.
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• Zygoma fracture
  === Types of Zygoma Fractures === There are several types of zygoma fractures, including:
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• Pericranium
  ...m/) is a term used in [[anatomy]] to describe the outermost layer of the [[skull]]. ...Greek words "peri," meaning around or surrounding, and "kranion," meaning skull.
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• Battle's sign
  ...which indicates [[basilar skull fracture]], or fracture of the base of the skull. It is named after [[William Henry Battle]], a British surgeon who first de ...ess]], behind the ear. This bruising is a result of blood from a fractured skull seeping down into the soft tissues of the neck and face, causing a discolor
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• Orbital fracture
  === Types of Orbital Fractures === There are several types of orbital fractures, including:
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• Nasal bone
  ...ssue. It is often fractured in injuries to the face, particularly facial [[fractures]]. * [[Frontal bone]]: The bone that forms the front part of the skull and the upper part of the eye sockets.
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• Subgaleal hemorrhage
  ...ial space between the [[galea aponeurotica]] and the [[periosteum]] of the skull. ...ding under the helmet, referring to the galea aponeurotica that covers the skull like a helmet.
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• Hockey
  ...e can range from minor bruises and sprains to more serious conditions like fractures, concussions, and even spinal injuries. ...t is caused by a blow to the head or body that shakes the brain inside the skull.
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• Zygomatic arch
  ...d: zai-go-mat-ik arch) is a prominent facial bone that forms part of the [[skull]]. It is also known as the cheekbone. ...to its prominence, the Zygomatic Arch is often involved in facial traumas. Fractures of the Zygomatic Arch can lead to [[Trismus]], a condition characterized by
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• Pycnodysostosis
  ...ped facial bones, a 'beaked' nose, and separation between the bones of the skull. * Frequent bone fractures
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• Middle cranial fossa
  ...he structures within the fossa. Additionally, fractures of the base of the skull often involve the Middle Cranial Fossa. [[Category:Skull]]
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• Osteitis deformans
  ...is most common in older people and can lead to bone pain, deformities, and fractures. Also called Paget's disease of the bone {{dictionary-stub}} [[Category:Dic
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• Impact
  ...r body, a fall, or another injury that jars or shakes the brain inside the skull. ...accident or fall. This can result in various types of injuries, including fractures, contusions, and concussions. The severity of the impact often determines t
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• Screws
  * [[Cortical screw]]: A screw used to fix fractures of the cortex, the outer layer of the bone. * [[Cancellous screw]]: A screw used to fix fractures of the cancellous bone, the spongy inner layer of the bone.
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• Chondroma
  ...nd sinuses. Most chondromas do not cause symptoms, but pain, swelling, and fractures can occur. Chondromes don't usually spread to other parts of the body, but
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• Jefferson
  ...tebra of the spine, also known as the atlas. It supports the weight of the skull. * [[Spinal Fractures]]
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• Falling
  ...ly among the elderly population, as it can lead to serious injuries like [[fractures]], [[concussion]], and other [[trauma]]. ...r body, a fall, or another injury that jars or shakes the brain inside the skull.
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• Cerebrospinal fluid otorrhea
  ...r. This condition is often associated with [[Traumatic brain injury]] or [[Skull fracture]]s, and can lead to serious complications if not treated promptly.
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• Orbital x-ray
  ...e images of the [[orbit (anatomy)|orbit]], which is the bony socket in the skull that houses the [[eye]].
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