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NG SOFT TISSUE HEMORRHAGES 1. SEE ANTHROPOLOGY REPORT F. RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTED 1. ABRASIONS OF MOUTH 2. ANTERIOR PARASTERNAL RIB FRACTURES 3. HEPATIC LACERATION WITH THIN HEMOPERITONEUM II. ABRASIONS OF LEFT FOREARM III. CUTANEOUS CONTUSIONS OF WRISTS IV. SUBCUTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT DELTOID

normal. Coronal sections of the cerebral hemispheres reveal normal cortical ribbon, white matter, and deep gray nuclei. There is no midline shift. Hippocampi are symmetrical and of normal volume. Ventricles are normal in size and appearance. Axial sections of the brainstem and cerebellum en bloc show the

NG SOFT TISSUE HEMORRHAGES 1. SEE ANTHROPOLOGY REPORT F. RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTED 1. ABRASIONS OF MOUTH 2. ANTERIOR PARASTERNAL RIB FRACTURES 3. HEPATIC LACERATION WITH THIN HEMOPERITONEUM II. ABRASIONS OF LEFT FOREARM III. CUTANEOUS CONTUSIONS OF WRISTS IV. SUBCUTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT DELTOI

normal. Coronet sections of the cerebral hemispheres reveal normal cortical ribbon, white matter, and deep gray nuclei. There is no midline shift. Hippocampi are symmetrical and of normal volume. Ventricles are normal in size and appearance. Axial sections of the brainstem and cerebellum en bloc show the

NG SOFT TISSUE HEMORRHAGES 1. SEE ANTHROPOLOGY REPORT F. RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTED 1. ABRASIONS OF MOUTH 2. ANTERIOR PARASTERNAL RIB FRACTURES 3. HEPATIC LACERATION WITH THIN HEMOPERITONEUM II. ABRASIONS OF LEFT FOREARM III. CUTANEOUS CONTUSIONS OF WRISTS IV. SUBCUTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT DELTOI

normal. Coronet sections of the cerebral hemispheres reveal normal cortical ribbon, white matter, and deep gray nuclei. There is no midline shift. Hippocampi are symmetrical and of normal volume. Ventricles are normal in size and appearance. Axial sections of the brainstem and cerebellum en bloc show the

SOFT TISSUE HEMORRHAGES 1. SEE ANTHROPOLOGY REPORT F. RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTED 1 .• ABRASIONS OF MOUTH 2. ANTERIOR PARASTERNAL RIB FRACTURES 3. HEPATIC LACERATION WITH THIN HEMOPERITONEUM II. ABRASIONS OF LEFT FOREARM Ill. CUTANEOUS CONTUSIONS OF WRISTS IV. SUBCUTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT DELTO

normal. Coronal sections of the cerebral hemispheres reveal nonnal cortical ribbon, white matter, and deep gray nuclei. There is no midline shift. Hippocampi are symmetrical and of normal volume. Ventricles are normal in size and appearance. Axial sections of the brainstem and cerebellum en bloc show the