Remarkable Recovery After Severe Gunshot Brain Injury: A Comprehensive Case Study of Functional Rehabilitation

Christos Tsitsipanis; Ioanna Papadimitriou; Ioannis Tsoukaras; Nikolaos Moustakis; Sofia Lazarioti; Athanasios K. Theofanopoulos; Georgia Kritikou; Konstantinos Ntotsikas; Panagiotis Simos; Emmanouil Kokkinakis; Dimitris Karabetsos; Antonis Vakis

doi:10.12659/AJCR.941601

11 June 2024 : Case report Greece

Remarkable Recovery After Severe Gunshot Brain Injury: A Comprehensive Case Study of Functional Rehabilitation

Unusual clinical course, Management of emergency care

Christos Tsitsipanis^12ABDEF, Ioanna Papadimitriou^3BDEF, Ioannis Tsoukaras^4ABDEF, Nikolaos Moustakis^1DEF, Sofia Lazarioti^1DEF, Athanasios K. Theofanopoulos^1BDF, Georgia Kritikou^5EF, Konstantinos Ntotsikas^1DEF*, Panagiotis Simos^6ADEF, Emmanouil Kokkinakis^7BDF, Dimitris Karabetsos

^1ABE, Antonis Vakis^2ADEF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.941601

Am J Case Rep 2024; 25:e941601

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Figure 1. Acute-phase axial computed tomography scan. The arrow indicates the entry point of the bullet, which caused fragmentation of the left temporal bone (petrosal part) and part of the occipital bone. The presence of cerebral fragments, edema, and diffuse contusions can be identified.

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