Penetrating craniocerebral injuries from nail gun use are rare. We describe a case of 10 self-
inflicted nail gun injuries with intracranial penetrations. We also review the literature and …

✓ In this case report, the authors describe a 33-year-old man who presented with headache
due to the presence of 12 nail-gun nails impacted in his cranium and cerebral parenchyma …

Penetrating brain injury resulting from nail-gun use is a well-characterized entity, one that is
increasing in frequency as nail guns become more powerful and more readily available to …

Low-energy penetrating nail injury to the brain is an extremely rare neurosurgical
emergency. The most common cause of nail gun injury is work related accidents; other …

Three patients with penetrating craniocerebral nail-gun injuries are described. In the first
patient the nail was impinging on the internal carotid artery (ICA) in the carotid canal. On …

Background: To the best of the authors' knowledge, there are few case reports of penetrating
brain injuries (PBI) caused by nail guns and these have usually involved incomplete …

Nail guns are used as a tool to drive a nail into hard materials with ease. Head injuries
caused by nail guns are extremely rare; most cases have good clinical outcomes, while …

Background An estimated 3700 individuals are seen annually in US emergency
departments for nail gun-related injuries. Approximately 45 cases have been reported in the …

A rare case of penetrating head injury caused by a nail-gun was described. A 24-year-old
male was admitted to our hospital due to head injury. He had handled a nail-gun at a …

A case report of penetrating head injury due to 8 nails and a review of multiple penetrating
head injury by nails were described. The patient who was a 48-year-old man with a history …