“…The injuries depend of the localization and extension, presenting as: focal deficit, edema, intracranial hypertension, hemorrhages, pneumocephalus, intraventricular hemorrhage, skull fractures, wound site infections, neuroinfections, sepsis, septic shock and death. 1,3,[4][5][6] The best diagnostic method is the CT scan of skull that allows to determine the journey and the extension of the injury. However, the metal strange body produces artifacts and it does not allow to correctly assess neurovascular injuries.…”