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Raymond Rheza
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SCALP Anatomy
•Skin
•Connective Tissue
•Aponeurosis
•Loose connective tissue
•Pericranium (Periosteum)
Anatomi Kesadaran
Integritas hubungan antara korteks serebri dengan sistem
formasio retikularis pada batang otak.
ARAS menyalurkan impuls dari midpons ke rostral melalui tegmentum menuju nukleus
intralaminaris thalamus untuk selanjutnya menuju korteks serebri.
Classification
• Diffuse Axonal Injury
• Skull Fracture
• Cerebral Edema
• Cerebral Contusion
• Subdural hematoma
• Epidural hematoma
Diffuse Axonal Injury
Diffuse Axonal Injury
• Definition: acceleration – deceleration movements of the head, especially with an
angular rotary component, cause stretching and shearing axons that manifests
clinically in loss of consciousness at the moment of impact.
• Clinical signs:
– traumatic coma lasting more than 6 hours.
– Bradhycardia or tachycardia
– Hypertension
– Hyperhidrosis
– Fever or poikilothermia
Skull Fracture
Skull Fracture
• Linear fracture
• Depressed fracture
Cerebral Contusion
Cerebral contusion
• Definition: focal parenchymal hemorrhages that result from “scraping” and
“bruising” of the brain as it moves accross the inner surface of the skull.
Subdural Hematoma
• Definition: blood within the potential space between
the dural and arachnoid membranes, cause is
stretching and tearing of bridging veins.
Epidural hematoma
• Definition: blood within the potential space
between the dural and skull.
• Definition: blood within the potential space
between the dural and arachnoid membranes,
cause is stretching and tearing of bridging
veins.
Clinical Evaluation
• ABC
• Categorization of the severity of the head
injury as low, moderate, high risk
• Evaluation for fracture of the cervical spine
• Identification of any extracranial injuries
Glasgow Coma Scale(GCS)
Risk Stratification of patients with traumatic
brain injury
Risk Category Criteria
Low • Normal neurologic exam
•No concussion
•No drug or alcohol
intoxication
•May complain of dizziness
•May have scalp abrasion,
laceration or hematoma
•Absence of moderate or
severe injury criteria
Moderate •Failure to reach GCS score of 15 within 2 hours of
injury
•Concussion
•Coagulopathy
•Anterograde amnesia > 30 min
•Vomiting
•Seizure
•Signs of possible basilar or open skull fracture
•Dangerous mechanism of injury
•Alcohol or drug intoxication