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  • *Bone Clones Human Cranium Blunt Force Trauma, Eye Orbit (REPLICA) BCM 805

*Bone Clones Human Cranium Blunt Force Trauma, Eye Orbit (REPLICA) BCM 805

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This cranium provides an example of blunt force trauma resulting in facial fractures. The major impact occurred on the left supraorbital margin. The fractures extend into the left orbit, across the forehead, through the bridge of the nose, and into the right orbit. In other words, the person was struck on the left eyebrow with enough force to break the eye orbit at the point of impact, crack the forehead, and shatter the bridge of the nose. A secondary blow above the left ear contributes to the temporal fracture pattern. The fractures could have resulted from a variety of mechanisms, e.g., a forceful blow from an instrument such as baseball bat or an impact with a steering wheel in a vehicular accident.

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