Figures & data
Figure 2 The transient left external carotid artery occlusion. (A) External carotid artery; (B) internal carotid artery; (C) common carotid artery.
![Figure 2 The transient left external carotid artery occlusion. (A) External carotid artery; (B) internal carotid artery; (C) common carotid artery.](/cms/asset/d1f15d54-0599-43fe-86aa-5bc40f082119/dimc_a_12166496_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3 Technique of bleeding control. (A) External carotid artery occlusion; (B) internal carotid artery; (C) balloon tamponade; (D) common carotid artery.
![Figure 3 Technique of bleeding control. (A) External carotid artery occlusion; (B) internal carotid artery; (C) balloon tamponade; (D) common carotid artery.](/cms/asset/8f4c126e-bf0e-4b46-becf-a65e6f75c18a/dimc_a_12166496_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4 Computed tomography of a metallic foreign body with multiple left side skull and facial bone fracture.
![Figure 4 Computed tomography of a metallic foreign body with multiple left side skull and facial bone fracture.](/cms/asset/7a47520f-11aa-41f7-972e-1b1a779d6c3a/dimc_a_12166496_f0004_b.jpg)