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Complicação rara de fratura de crânio que pode se desenvolver quando há uma fratura linear do crânio com separação das bordas da fratura e laceração da dura-máter. A membrana aracnóide pode ficar presa entre as bordas da fratura. Quando isso acontece, a pulsação natural do cérebro causa erosão do crânio ósseo. Essa complicação pode ocorrer em adultos, mas é mais frequentemente observada após fratura do crânio em bebês e crianças pequenas. | |||
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A rare complication of skull fracture that may develop when there is a linear fracture of the skull with separation of the edges of the fracture and laceration of the dura mater. The arachnoid membrane can be trapped between the edges of the fracture. When this happens, the natural pulsation of the brain causes erosion of the bony skull. This complication can occur in adults, but it is most often seen following fracture of the skull in infants and young children. | |||
Revision as of 13:22, 16 August 2026
A rare complication of skull fracture that may develop when there is a linear fracture of the skull with separation of the edges of the fracture and laceration of the dura mater. The arachnoid membrane can be trapped between the edges of the fracture. When this happens, the natural pulsation of the brain causes erosion of the bony skull. This complication can occur in adults, but it is most often seen following fracture of the skull in infants and young children.
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| English | Leptomeningeal cyst |
A rare complication of skull fracture that may develop when there is a linear fracture of the skull with separation of the edges of the fracture and laceration of the dura mater. The arachnoid membrane can be trapped between the edges of the fracture. When this happens, the natural pulsation of the brain causes erosion of the bony skull. This complication can occur in adults, but it is most often seen following fracture of the skull in infants and young children. |
