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    Capitis Trauma Definition, Etiology and Epidemiology

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    Head trauma, or capitis trauma, is defined as forced trauma hitting the head that can lead to structural or functional brain abnormalities. Common causes of head trauma include acceleration injuries, direct collisions, traffic accidents, falls, industrial accidents, sports injuries, and assaults. Males aged 15-30 years old have the highest incidence of head trauma, with males experiencing it at twice the rate of females.

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    Head trauma, or capitis trauma, is defined as forced trauma hitting the head that can lead to structural or functional brain abnormalities. Common causes of head trauma include acceleration injuries, direct collisions, traffic accidents, falls, industrial accidents, sports injuries, and assaults. Males aged 15-30 years old have the highest incidence of head trauma, with males experiencing it at twice the rate of females.

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    Head trauma, or capitis trauma, is defined as forced trauma hitting the head that can lead to structural or functional brain abnormalities. Common causes of head trauma include acceleration injuries, direct collisions, traffic accidents, falls, industrial accidents, sports injuries, and assaults. Males aged 15-30 years old have the highest incidence of head trauma, with males experiencing it at twice the rate of females.

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    Capitis Trauma Definition, Etiology and Epidemiology

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    Head trauma, or capitis trauma, is defined as forced trauma hitting the head that can lead to structural or functional brain abnormalities. Common causes of head trauma include acceleration injuries, direct collisions, traffic accidents, falls, industrial accidents, sports injuries, and assaults. Males aged 15-30 years old have the highest incidence of head trauma, with males experiencing it at twice the rate of females.

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    Definition, Etiology and

    Epidemiology of Capitis Trauma


    a. Definition
    Head trauma or capitis trauma is a forced ruda
    (trauma) that hit the head structure, so can lead to
    structural abnormalities or functional disorders of the
    brain tissue.
    b. Etiology
    .Injury acceleration
    .Contacts collision (Gonjatan directly)
    .Traffic accidents
    .Fall
    .Accidents industry
    .The attack caused by sports
    .Fights

    c. Epidemiology
    Gender
    Male is double more incident than
    female.
    Age
    15-30 years old are the most
    incident.

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