Head injuries with moderate to severe severity accompanied by intracranial lesions remain a major clinical challenge, especially because they often lead to significant neurological impairment and even death. This study aims to describe the prognosis of patients with moderate to severe head injury based on lesion type, injury severity, time to arrival, time to surgery, the presence of sequelae, …
Backgrounds: Head injury is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in trauma cases and remains a major public health concern worldwide. In Indonesia, head injuries most commonly occur as a result of traffic accidents, particularly among productive age groups. Profiling head injury patients is essential for evaluating healthcare services, management strategies, and prevention progr…
Background. Head injury with intracranial lesions is one of the leading causes of global morbidity and mortality, including in Indonesia. Risk factors such as high traffic accidents, especially in productive age, increase the incidence of this case. The study aims to describe the morbidity and mortality profile of head injury patients with intracranial lesions at Dr. Mohammad Hoesin Hospital, P…
Background. A head injury is trauma caused by a direct or indirect physical impact on the head and is blunt or sharp. Head trauma can cause neurological dysfunction which can be temporary / temporary or permanent / permanent. Head injuries occurred mostly due to land transportation accidents (47.7%), falls (40.9%), blunt and sharp object collisions (7.3%), and falling objects (2.5%). Head injur…