Aside from head trauma, the principal cause of intraparenchymal hemorrhage is hypertensive vascular disease.

Name the bony anatomy at the level of the acanthion:

Bilateral fractures are common in the mandible.

Which bone in the skull contains the organs for hearing and balance?

What is 12-6+6?

Which suture unites the temporal bone with the parietal bones?

A focal neurologic defect that completely resolves within 24 hours is known as a:

The CR angulation for the AP Axial Skull projection (reverse of a Caldwell) is:

Match the bleed to the description below.

When using the IOML for a AP Axial Townes Method for skull, what tube angulation is required?