Depressed fracture
Thank you to everyone involved in my case. I never dreamed of such an outcome and you have made such a long and difficult case seem easy and bearable.
Nigel, Derbyshire
These are a very serious group of fractures and are usually a consequence of slow impact with a large solid impact; a section of the bone is often dented. Depressed fractures can often lacerate arteries within the membrane (thin layers of tissue) of the brain and cause haemorrhage. Depressed fractures can cause neurological problems such as epilepsy and chronic headaches.
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