Superficial Temporal Artery Pseudoaneurysm Following a Traumatic Haircut
Carnevale Matthew L, Phair John, Trestman Eric B, Dickinson Gregory, Vitti Michael J
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Carnevale Matthew L, Phair John, Trestman Eric B, Dickinson Gregory, Vitti Michael J
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Superficial temporal artery pseudoaneurysms are well known to occur following blunt trauma to the forehead, but their manifestation after penetrating trauma is considerably less often reported. A middle-aged male presented with a pulsatile mass on his forehead that had been growing slowly. He reports being accidentally cut by his barber in that location 2-3 months prior.
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Superficial temporal artery pseudoaneurysms are well known to occur following blunt trauma to the forehead, but their manifestation after penetrating trauma is considerably less often reported. A middle-aged male presented with a pulsatile mass on his forehead that had been growing slowly. He reports being accidentally cut by his barber in that location 2-3 months prior.
Key concepts: Forehead, Pulsatile flow, Pseudoaneurysm, Superficial temporal artery, Medicine, Blunt, Blunt trauma, Middle cerebral artery