Posttraumatic hemicerebral infarction in a four-year-old XXXX .

@entity1 @entity4798 @entity410 @entity3175 @entity3439 @entity772 @entity130
INTRODUCTION: @entity4798 after @entity130 is uncommon. Injury of the carotid and vertebrobasilar arteries can cause @entity4798 due to occlusion of brain blood flow. CASE PRESENTATION: Emergency medical service (EMS) brought a 4-year-old @entity1 involved in a car accident to the emergency room. She had had @entity410 controlled by @entity3175 . She was unconscious and her Glasgow @entity772 scale (GCS) score was eight. Early vital signs were stable. Her first brain CT scan showed a @entity3439 ( @entity3439 ). One day after admission to ICU, her GCS decreased to five; hence, a control brain CT was performed. The brain CT scan showed a @entity4798 . Six days after admission, her status worsened and her GCS dropped to three and her pupils became dilated bilaterally and unresponsive to light; she was pronounced dead. DISCUSSION: We present an uncommon case of posttraumatic @entity4798 and synchronous @entity3439 .
