Titlebook: Brock’s Injuries of the Brain and Spinal Cord and Their Coverings; Emanuel H. Feiring (Clinical Professor of Neurosur Book 1974Latest edit

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Posttraumatic Meningitis,The increasing frequency of accidents makes it necessary to direct particular attention to the intracranial complications that may follow trauma. While posttraumatic meningitis occurs infrequently, it nonetheless assumes great importance, since it constitutes a serious complication of injuries to the head and face.

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Gunshot Wounds of the Brain and Their Complications,or the high mortality rate. In Cushing’s series of 133 durai penetrating wounds, there were 55 postoperative fatalities (41.4 percent). Forty-three of these deaths were caused by infection (32.3 percent).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08213-2If one event follows another, it is often assumed that the first event was causally related to the second. Obviously, this is not invariably true and one must guard against such erroneous conclusions.

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Grundbegriffe der Spieltheorie,ely, there are striking differences in the clinical and pathological responses of the child, the young adult, and the senior adult exposed to the same mode of injury. These factors combine to create an aura of unpredictability both in prognosis and in the development of firm concepts of pathogenesis regarding head injury.