A man with panda eyes after a fall
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King's College London; Glenfield Hospital, Leicester; George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust, Nuneaton; University of Birmingham; Royal Free London NHS Foundation TrustPublication date
2022-09-08Subject
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Most commonly caused by trauma, basal skull fractures present with a range of clinical signs. These include periorbital ecchymosis, as seen in this case, as well as rhinorrhea, otorrhoea and post-mastoid ecchymosis. Suspected cases must be managed with appropriate imaging and medical or surgical treatment as indicated.Citation
Mahdi D, Yosief LS, Butt U, Cassidy A, Luckiewicz A, Malik AA, Malik A, Jain N, Ali MA. A man with panda eyes after a fall. Clin Case Rep. 2022 Sep 8;10(9):e6233. doi: 10.1002/ccr3.6233.Type
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Clinical Case ReportsPublisher
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