Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
highimpact.com - This Interactive Brain Injury Exhibit was used to diagnose the depth and magnitude of a young girl's traumatic brain injury after her vehicle was hit by a tractor-trailer.
The Diagnostic Slice Chooser breaks down the patient’s damages into three categories: Pre-Op CT scans of brain damage, Pre-Op CT scans of skull fractures, and Post-Op CT Scans depicting the hardware used to reassemble the skull and internal fractures.
The Pre-Op CT scans of the brain show obvious signs of deep subdural bleeding, pneumocephalus, and compressed ventricles within the center of the brain. The Pre-Op CT scans of the skull show the comminuted open skull fractures at four different levels. The Post-Op CT scans show the craniotomy hardware that the patient will likely live with for the rest of her life. Mr. Seaton and Mr. Bares were able to easily flip through these radiographic slides with maximum context, and enlarge the original CT scan from the bottom-right corner of the screen.
Visual Strategies for TBI Cases: tinyurl.com/y6dnbqxm
highimpact.com - This Interactive Brain Injury Exhibit was used to diagnose the depth and magnitude of a young girl's traumatic brain injury after her vehicle was hit by a tractor-trailer.
The Diagnostic Slice Chooser breaks down the patient’s damages into three categories: Pre-Op CT scans of brain damage, Pre-Op CT scans of skull fractures, and Post-Op CT Scans depicting the hardware used to reassemble the skull and internal fractures.
The Pre-Op CT scans of the brain show obvious signs of deep subdural bleeding, pneumocephalus, and compressed ventricles within the center of the brain. The Pre-Op CT scans of the skull show the comminuted open skull fractures at four different levels. The Post-Op CT scans show the craniotomy hardware that the patient will likely live with for the rest of her life. Mr. Seaton and Mr. Bares were able to easily flip through these radiographic slides with maximum context, and enlarge the original CT scan from the bottom-right corner of the screen.
Visual Strategies for TBI Cases: tinyurl.com/y6dnbqxm










