SURGICAL MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME OF DEPRESSED SKULL FRACTURE
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Aim and Objective: Surgery for depressed fracture of skull is often performed as an emergency. This entity accounts for significant morbidity and mortality as it complicates the head injury. The study is designed with an objective to investigate the factors accompanying with depressed skull fractures (DSF) in patients who experienced surgery and their association to the outcomes.
Method: The cross sectional study was conducted on 50 patients with depressed skull fracture who needed surgical treatment. The study carried out over 18 month
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