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Gunshot wounds are divided into two types, depending on the object of the wound:
- ball;
- fragmentary.
Varieties from damaged structure
In addition, injuries, depending on the damaged structure of the human body, are distinguished:
- direct soft tissue injury;
- injury accompanied by damage to the bone base;
- damaged large vessels and nerves;
- Penetrating wound with significant organ damage.
Combined injuries
And a separate category includes combined injuries that develop as a result of injuries inflicted by different types of weapons, for example, gunshot wounds and radiation.
Types of gunshot wounds
- heads ,
- spine ,
- peripheral nerves .
Leontiev Alexey
neurosurgeon of the highest category
The information provided in this article has been verified by neurosurgeon of the highest category Leontiev Alexey. It is of a general informational nature and does not replace specialist advice. For recommendations on diagnosis and treatment, a doctor's consultation is required.
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Examination by a neurosurgeon is a key step in determining an accurate diagnosis and planning treatment for diseases of the brain and nervous system.
A professional neurosurgeon uses modern methods: MRI, CT, PET and others, which allow you to obtain detailed information about the structure and functions of the brain. Cognitive functions are also assessed.
The main goal is to detect pathology in a timely manner and begin effective treatment. The success of the recovery and the patient's quality of life in the future depend on this.
Neurosurgery is a complex field where surgical intervention requires millimeter precision. Any imprecise movement can lead to serious neurological disorders.
That is why the neurosurgical operating room must be perfectly adapted to the needs of the procedure. It ensures absolute sterility and protection against infections during open intervention.
Modern equipment systems help the surgeon work as efficiently as possible and guarantee the highest level of safety for both the patient and the medical team.
Popular destinations:
- Developmental abnormalities
- Hydrocephalus
- Peripheral nervous system injury
- Liquorice
- Isolated traumatic brain injury
- Degenerative-dystrophic diseases of the spine (DDDS)
- Spine and spinal cord injuries
- Consequences of neurosurgical diseases and injuries
- Pain syndromes in neurosurgery
- Mononeuropathy
- Combined traumatic brain injury
- Headache
- Infectious lesions of the brain and spinal cord
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Oncological diseases of the nervous system
- Vascular diseases of the brain and neck
Advantages
When you see a neurosurgeon, you can expect:
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