(1) Methods A series of 120 patients with contrecoup injury in frontal lobe were analysed retrospectively.

(2) Objective To explore the classification of contrecoup orbital wall fractures, the mechanism of their formation and their identification in forensic practice.

(3) Objective:To sum up the clinical characteristics of frontotemporal contrecoup craniocerebral injury and delayed intracranial hematoma, and to discuss the effective treatment.

(4) Objective: To probe effective surgical procedures for contrecoup cerebral injury in forehead and temple region and to increase its cure rate.

(5) Methods Clinical data of 50 cases with contrecoup contusion and laceration in the frontal lobe were analyzed retrospectively.

(6) Conclusion The severity of injury was affected by the falling height. Contrecoup injury could be observed obviously in severe decelerationinduced brain injury.

(7) From 1971 to 1992 decompressive craniotomy by bilateral coronary incision was performed in 116patients with bilateral severe frontotemporal contrecoup injury .

(8) Objective To discuss the clinical characteristic and therapeutic strategy contrecoup injury in frontal lobe.

(9) Objective To summarize the relationship between the therapeutic methods and prognosis in the 28 patients with contrecoup of occipital injury.

(10) Objective To summarize the treatment of standard large trauma craniotomy and multiple dural fenestrations cerebral contusion of contrecoup lesion frontotemporal.

(11) Methods The clinical characteristics and therapeutic measures of 63 patients with frontal-temporal contrecoup injury after occipital impact admitted to our department were analyzed retrospectively.

(12) Objective To discuss the clinical characteristic and therapeutic strategy of contrecoup injury in frontal lobe.

(13) Objective To evaluate the value of standard large trauma craniotomy in frontotemporal and parietal contrecoup craniocerebral injury.

(14) Results: The abnormal rate was high in childish brain trauma, brain contrecoup and patient with disturbance of consciousness after trauma.

(15) Conclusion Standard large trauma craniotomy is a good therapeutic method for frontotemporal and parietal contrecoup craniocerebral injury.

(16) Ojective To explore the curative effects of standard trauma craniotomy with large bone flap in patients with severe contrecoup of fronto-temporal lobe.

(17) Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics and therapeutic measures of fronto-occipital contrecoup injury in order to improve the curative effect.

(18) DTICH mostly occurred in the frontal and temporal lobe caused by contrecoup injury and in the acute stage.

(19) Objective: To explore the time-grasping of dynamic review CT in contrecoup lesion hot- tome-prefrontal lobe cerebral contusion and laceration , and the grasping of the operation pointer.