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Abstract
The material of this work included 50 cases of acute head injury. All Cases Were Subjected to:- Clinical and neurological examination. Non- contrast CT scanning of the brain. The basic data and CT features of our patients were tabulated and analysed so as to demonstrate the different posttraumatic lesions encountered in our work. Our cases were classified into two main groups; group (A) Which included 11 patients (22%) with normal CT scan of the brain and group(B) which included 39 patients (78%) with abnormal CT scanning. Patients with abnormal findings were further subdivided according to the lesion detected into 4 subgroups: eubgrou pIinc I uded sku II f ract ures ( 29 cases- 58% of total number of cases) which were classified into linear fractures (28 fractures) , depressed fractures (3 fractures), comminuted fractures (4 - fractures) and bone defect (1case) .