If he'd fractured his skull

An CT or MRI would have shown a f**king great bloodclot around the injury either epidurally (Between skull and dura mater which encloses the brain) or sub-durally (Between dura mater and the brain itself - very very serious!).

Also, he most likely be throwing up and/or fainting.

I can't remember much of my human biology (I was a microbiologist), but that's about the size of it.

As an aside, usually if a player in a contact sport suffers a concussion, they are stood down for two weeks as a similar injury can be much more severe if it occurs again in the same time period. He will be seeing a neurosurgeon to evalutate the severity of the concussion and get clearance that it is safe for him to play on Tuesday. End of.

Posted By: Iwan Husarmi on September 26th 2005 at 17:50:19

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squiggles (General Chat) - SCC 26, Sep 26, 17:29:05
- Why? (General Chat) - Squiggles, Sep 26, 17:32:14
  - plus what he posted was probably bollox anyway. (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Sep 26, 17:35:18
    - But why London? I don't understand, There are specialists in Norfolk? (n/m) (General Chat) - Worf55, Sep 26, 17:39:01
      - not specialist enough, presumably. (General Chat) - Tricky Hawes, Sep 26, 17:40:55
        
        If he'd fractured his skull (General Chat) - Iwan Husarmi, Sep 26, 17:50:19
- Mike... (General Chat) - Clare, Sep 26, 17:30:47
  - Hi Clare .... (General Chat) - meeky, Sep 26, 17:37:04
    - Not a problem (General Chat) - Clare, Sep 26, 17:38:56
  - ooooooooh!!!!!!!! (General Chat) - SCC 26, Sep 26, 17:35:39
  - There were only 90 odd applications (General Chat) - BFG, Sep 26, 17:34:18
    - lol as i thought then (n/m) (General Chat) - SCC 26, Sep 26, 17:36:05

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