GOS scores improved between 6-12 months after severe TBI in 36% of survivors and it is concluded that the expectancy of improvement is incomplete at 6 months. This improvement was greater in patients with better GCS scores (6-8) at admission than in those with worse GCS scores (3-5).

There is a high prevalence of rhinosinusitis in HIV-infected individuals. This finding is related to a decreased cellular immunity, but it does not appear to be related to IgE-related immediate hypersensitivity. Nasal endoscopy should be the first-step diagnostic test. However, when clinical suspicion exists and endoscopy fails to explain symptoms, CT scan is a valuable adjunct to establish this diagnosis.

TCDB CT scan classification and subarachnoid haemorrhage were associated with GOS/GOSE improvement from 6-12 months, but individual CT abnormalities were not associated.

We report a case of MFH of the mandible in a 16-year-old girl. The mandible is a rare location of MFH of bone, with only 21 cases described in the literature. Clinical, pathologic, and radiologic features are discussed, with special emphasis on the unusual pathologic and radiographic features.