“UNIVERSIDAD ESTATAL DE GUAYAQUIL”

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS MEDICAS

ESCUELA DE MEDICINA

Neuroanatomía

Docente: Dr. Pablo Ulloa

Estudiante: Daniel Aldaz Carvajal

CASO CLÍNICO 4

Grupo 8

Ciclo l 2020-2021
 A 45-yearold man with a history of vertigo is brought to the emergency department
because of loss of consciousness after a fall. He appears mildly confused but is not in any
acute distress. Physical examination of the head shows blood behind the tympanic
membrane. A CT scan of the head shows a basilar skull fracture, with a fracture fragment
compromising the foramen rotundum. Which of the following will most likely result from the
patient's foremen rotundum injury?

A. Bleeding from the internal carotid artery

a. Bleeding with epidural hematoma formation

C. Ipsilateral deviation of the tongue

D. Sensory defects in the mid face

E. Sensory defects of the forehead

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