Extradural hematoma, medically known as Extradural Hematoma, occurs when a blood clot forms in the space between the skull and the brain's outer protective membrane, also known as the dura mater.

Epidural hematomas can increase intracranial pressure, seriously affecting the patient's life. The main treatment for this condition is surgery to remove the epidural hematoma.

CT scan to diagnose skull injury and dural hematoma is the first thing to do when receiving a patient with traumatic brain injury. Signs on the CT scan will allow neurosurgeons to guide surgical intervention for the patient, limiting the sequelae of brain tissue damage.

basilar skull fracture is a type of traumatic brain injury that causes a loss of continuity of bone at the base of the skull. If not treated properly, basilar skull fractures can be fatal.

Anesthesia during brain trauma surgery is the use of drugs to affect the brain to make the patient lose all sensation. The main purpose of this procedure is to limit or eliminate all possible causes of increased intracranial pressure, while helping to closely control the patient's respiratory and circulatory status.

Traumatic brain injury is a condition in which the patient's skull and other structures inside the skull are damaged due to strong enough trauma, which can be caused by falls from heights, traffic accidents, household accidents, or fights, and can occur at any age.

To diagnose skull and brain injuries, doctors will order skull X-rays and brain CT scans for diagnosis. After an accident or trauma, if the patient has any of the following symptoms, they must go to the Emergency Department immediately.