This book Craniospinal Missile Injuries aims to address the various aspects of these injuries so that a neurosurgeon as well as a surgeon in the field or in a peripheral hospital, can be certain about the approach, scope of surgery and the likely outcome.
It is essentially an overview of the subject and an attempt to fill a gap in neurotrauma scenario. Traces the historical perspective, pathophysiology and mechanism of brain injury, clinical evaluation of pretreatment algorithm, surgical/postoperative management, posttraumatic epilepsy, retained intracranial splinters, missile injuries of the spine, etc.
This book includes illustrative case histories for each topic to make the more interesting and clinically oriented.

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