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Description This man sustained a severe head injury and a portion of his skull was removed to allow his swollen brain to expand. A CT scan of his head allowed the doctors to create a resin model of his skull and then make a cranial plate based on a mirror image of the undamaged side of his skull. This view shows a portion of the skull removed. 2004, Iraq. Selected by Kathleen.
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Author Otis Historical Archives National Museum of Health and Medicine

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