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official cause of
death was "asphyxia by
strangulation ****ociated with
craniocerebral trauma". Her
death was
ruled a homicide. The case
generated worldwide...
- A
traumatic brain injury (TBI), also
known as an
intracranial injury, is an
injury to the
brain caused by an
external force. TBI can be
classified based...
- the
mastoid process). A
growing skull fracture (GSF) also
known as a
craniocerebral erosion or
leptomeningeal cyst due to the
usual development of a cystic...
- It can also be
temporarily caused by some drugs, such as ketamine. It
causes craniocerebral injury.
Apneustic center About brain injury and functions...
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March 2008 The 57-year-old from Pigeon, Michigan, died of
blunt force craniocerebral trauma when a 75-pound (34 kg)
spotted eagle ray
leaped out of the water...
- July 2007. Hiquet, Jean; Gromb-Monnoyeur,
Sophie (July 2016). "Severe
craniocerebral trauma with
sequelae caused by Flash-Ball® shot, a less-lethal weapon:...
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Heart Medical Center,
where she died
shortly after an "undetermined
craniocerebral injuries." The coroner's
report stated that Argentino, 23, died of traumatic...
- et al. (1992). "Psychological
counseling of the
family of
patients with
craniocerebral injuries (psychological
family counseling of
severely ill patients)""...
- in
dementia syndromes" and for "supportive
treatment of
sequelae of
craniocerebral trauma" in
various European countries,
including Austria, Germany, France...
