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MVC Ejection

40's year old with MVC ejection. Level 1 trauma, GCS 3T, pupils 4mm irregular and fixed. CT Brain shows extensive calvarial and facial fractures. Expectant management. Pt was in OR for grade 5 splenic laceration. Cranium was wrapped in coban. Possible life gift vs withdraw of care.

Diagnosis added by author

skull fracture, subdural hematoma, subarachnoid hemorrhage, coma, MVC ejection

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