Ohaegbulam S C, Ojukwu J O
Surg Neurol. 1980 Nov;14(5):393-5.
Three cases of unusual craniocerebral injuries caused by deliberate driving of nails into the head are reported. All injuries were on or near the midline in the parietal area and the nails measured about 10 cm. Two of the patients experienced little pain during the procedure and did not lose consciousness. The extraction of each nail was extremely easy. The only patient who died was admitted in a coma and had meningitis.
报告了3例因故意将钉子钉入头部而导致的特殊颅脑损伤病例。所有损伤均位于顶叶中线或其附近，钉子长度约为10厘米。其中两名患者在钉入过程中几乎没有疼痛，也未失去意识。每颗钉子的拔除都极其容易。唯一死亡的患者入院时处于昏迷状态，并有脑膜炎。
