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Skull fractures. Your skull can fracture during an injury to your head. If this happens, you'll usually have a CT scan to determine the extent of the injury. There are different types of skull fractures, including: 1  simple (or closed) fracture â where the skin hasn't broken and the surrounding tissue isn't damaged. 2  compound (or open) fracture â where the skin has broken and the surrounding tissue may be damaged.
Linear fractures, the most common, involve a break in the bone but no displacement, and generally no intervention is required. These fractures are usually the result of low-energy transfer due to blunt trauma over a wide surface area of the skull. The fracture involves the entire thickness of the skull.