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Figure 34-1. Mechanisms of craniocerebral injury. A. Cranium distorted by forceps (birth injury).
B. Gunshot wound of the brain. C. Falls (also traffic accidents). D. Blows on the chin (“punch-drunk”). E. Injury to skull and brain by falling objects. (From Courville.)