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Skull fracture and cephalhematoma in a newborn--a case report
Prijelom lubanjskih kostiju i kefalhematom u novorodenceta--prikaz bolesnika
2014
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Prijelom lubanjskih kostiju i kefalhematom u novorodenceta--prikaz bolesnika
Skull fractures and cephalhematoma in newborns belong to the group of birth injuries of the head and neck, accounting for 11.4 to 15% of the total number of birth injuries. We presented a fracture of the parietal bones in a newborn, associated with parietal cephalhematoma. The newborn had transient and mild neurological symptoms: vomiting and changes in muscle tone. Clinical examination confirmed a positive "ping-pong" phenomen, craniogram confirmed the fracture of parietal bones and shown
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