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Traumatic Head and Neck Injuries

ID: exh70028
This exhibit begins with two x-ray colorizations of the head and neck. These two views allows to clearly illustrate the bilateral parietal skull fractures and the fractures of the left C2 cervical vertebra. Two colorizations of cross sections from the CT scans studies of the head depicts the bilateral fractures at the skull base and one colorization of a cross sectional view of the brain shows the areas of subarachnoid, subdural and intraventricular hemorrhage as seen in the CT scans.
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