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45yrs old male patient presented to emergency department after getting struck by the bike.H/o LOC, vomitting present.On examination he is drowsy,arousable.He is ambulating without difficulty,C-spine non ttp,No raccoon eyes and battle sign,Right ear bleed present,Pupils - B/l 3mm SRTL,GCS - E3V4M5,BP - 130/80mmhg,P/r - 77/Mt

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