Name
Persistent CSF fistula and late-onset meningitis after prolonged conservative management of an occipito-temporal skullbase fracture involving the posterior and middle fossa
Speakers
Content Presented on Behalf of
International Delegates
Services/Agencies represented
International/Non-US Delegate
Session Type
Posters
Room#/Location
Prince Georges Exhibit Hall
Focus Areas/Topics
Clinical Care
Learning Outcomes
1. The attendees will be able to demonstrate the relevant anatomical basics of temporal bone fractures on a model.
2. The attendees will be able to discuss surgical and non-surgical management strategies for the treatment of temporal bone fractures.
3. The attendee will be able to summarize therapy recommendations for emergency treatment of skull base fractures with or without CSF fistula during deployment.
2. The attendees will be able to discuss surgical and non-surgical management strategies for the treatment of temporal bone fractures.
3. The attendee will be able to summarize therapy recommendations for emergency treatment of skull base fractures with or without CSF fistula during deployment.
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