Head CT diagnosis report of traumatic brain injury. Is it serious? Tell me in detail.

According to the CT report, the analysis is as follows:

1. There is a contusion and laceration of the right frontotemporal brain with 1 ml of hematocele:

The frontal lobe is in charge of spirit and emotion, and epilepsy, mental abnormality and emotional out of control may occur after the injury; The temporal lobe is in charge of memory and hearing, and memory loss, even loss and hearing loss may occur after injury; In addition, if the bleeding increases further within 3 days after injury, it may be life-threatening.

2. Hemorrhage under the right cranial plate: If the hemorrhage develops further, it may lead to epidural hematoma, which may be life-threatening if it is not operated in time.

3. Subarachnoid hemorrhage: If the amount of subarachnoid hemorrhage is large, cerebrospinal fluid replacement may be needed. If the amount is small, it will be absorbed by itself, but it should be noted that after some people have subarachnoid hemorrhage, it may cause cerebral vasospasm within 2 weeks after onset, which may be life-threatening.

4. Brain swelling: Generally speaking, if it is not serious, it can be cured with reasonable treatment.

5. Temporalis fracture and fracture line involving the left mastoid and the left bony external auricular foramen: skull fracture can repair it by itself, and involving the external auricular foramen may cause otorrhea, but most otorrhea can stop by itself. In a few cases, surgery is needed to repair the dura mater, but it should be noted that incomplete healing may cause intracranial infection and be life-threatening.

6. Contusion, swelling and pneumatosis of scalp soft tissue at the top of frontotemporal area: it can recover by itself.

7. Bilateral ethmoid sinus and sphenoid sinusitis: Generally speaking, if trauma is not involved, it has little to do with trauma.