Abstract:

Ischemic injury is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. However, traumatic internal carotis is a rare condition of ischemic injury associated with arterial dysection. In the presentation of this phenomenon, a 35-year-old man was injured with a cutting-drawing tool from the neck and had total afasis and right hemiparesis. Radiological examinations have diagnosed a brain infarction in the left parieto-temporal area and internal carotis arterial disection after knitting. In the assessment of this phenomenon in the field of judicial medical anatomy, the absence of another traumatic or pathological condition has been excluded and cooperated with the neurochirurgical anatomy to establish a causal link between "internal carotish arterial injury associated with the injury of the cutting-edge instrument" and "injury caused by the skema and afasis". Due to the fact presented in this article, the literature was reviewed, the concept of causality and the procedure in judicial medicine practices were addressed, and the importance of multidisciplinary approach in such cases was emphasized.

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