Author: Steve Fordham / Editor: Clifford J Mann / Reviewer: Michael Perry, Kathryn Boyle / Codes: EP2, SLO1, SLO4, TP1 / Published: 26/11/2020 / Reviewed: 07/09/2024
An 18-year-old female presents after falling 8ft from a tree. She landed directly onto her head and lost consciousness for 30 seconds.
Her GCS is 15 on arrival in the Emergency Department (ED) 1 hour after the fall. The ABC exam is unremarkable and she has no focal lateralising signs on initial CNS/PNS neurological examination.
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Given the CT abnormality, what other clinical finding (non CT) might you be most likely to find?
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