Table 2 Cerebral MR after minor non-head injuries
From: Magnetic resonance imaging after most common form of concussion
Gender | Age | Trauma | Cerebral MR shortly after trauma | Cerebral MR 3 months after trauma |
|---|---|---|---|---|
F | 18 | Elbow contusion | NP | NP |
F | 19 | Hand contusion | NP | NP |
F | 19 | Hand contusion | Pineal cyst | Unchanged |
F | 19 | Hand contusion | NP | NP |
F | 20 | Knee contusion | NP | NP |
F | 23 | Ankle distorsion | NP | NP |
F | 25 | Leg wound | NP | NP |
F | 26 | Scratch knee cap | NP | NP |
F | 28 | Knee contusion | NP | NP |
F | 32 | Finger cut | NP | NP |
M | 18 | Abdominal wound | NP | NP |
M | 19 | Leg contusion | NP | NP |
M | 20 | Ankle contusion | NP | NP |
M | 20 | Back contusion | NP | NP |
M | 26 | Finger cut | NP | NP |
M | 27 | Leg wound | Nonspecific T2W/FLAIR hyperintensive focus in left peritrigonal white matter | Unchanged |
M | 30 | Ankle distorsion | NP | NP |
M | 30 | Hand contusion | NP | NP |
M | 31 | Ankle distorsion | NP | NP |
M | 39 | Knee contusion | NP | NP |