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Surgical management of diastatic linear skull fractures in infants
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Craniomaxillofacial Trauma SurgeryPediatric NeurosurgeryMedicineSubgaleal SpacePediatricsSurgical ManagementBrain TissueBrain InjurySurgerySkull Base SurgeryCraniofacial SurgeryCraniomaxillofacial TraumaFacial TraumaEarly SurgeryNeurological Surgery
✓ In seven infants, nondepressed diastatic linear skull fractures occurred with extrusion of brain tissue into the subgaleal space. These patients exhibited a triad of clinical findings that should encourage early surgery. Craniotomy and duroplasty seem to offer the most satisfactory long-term results.
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