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See Latest ArticlesAn unusual stab wound causing a traumatic pseudomeningocele at the craniocervical junction
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 10/08/09
Seo BR et al. – A stab wound to the craniocervical junction complicated by a pseudomeningocele has been reported rarely. A 65–year–old man was stabbed with a knife, and the blade penetrated the space between the occipital bone and the atlas.
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