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case_images: (a) Clinical image of the patient with an arrow injury to the nose. (b) Clinical image of the patient with an arrow injury to the nose at the operating table.
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case_images: After 48 hours of observation, the patient was discharged, exhibiting good health, and recovery at the 1-month follow-up (Figure 1).
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case_images: (a) Image of a patient with arrow lodged at right supraorbital region. (b) Image of a patient with arrow lodged at right supraorbital region at the operating table. (c) X-ray skull lateral view of a patient with arrow tip lodged at right supraorbital region. (d) Image of a patient with subsequent removal of the arrow lodged at right supraorbital region.
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case_images: Follow-up at 1 month revealed parosmia but no cerebrospinal fluid leakage, resolving completely at the 3-month mark (Figure 2).
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case_images: Anterior neck puncture wound of the patient following self-removal of the arrow.
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case_images: Discharged on postoperative day 10, he resumed normal activities without complications (Figure 3).
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case_images: (a) Clinical image of a patient with left facial arrow injury. (b) Clinical image of a patient with left facial arrow injury at the operating table. (c) The arrow removed from the left side of the patient's face.
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case_images: One month post-operation, he was doing well with minimal scarring on the face (Figure 4).
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case_images: (a) CT image of Case 5 showing the arrow. (b) CT image of Case 5 showing the arrow trajectory marked by a white line.. CT: Computed Tomography.
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case_images: The patient, observed for 3 days, was discharged, and follow-up visits indicated a satisfactory recovery and overall well-being (Figure 5).
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case_images: Clinical image of the patient with arrow lodged at posterior part of neck.
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case_images: There was no significant bleeding, and the patient is reported to be doing well after a period of 2 weeks (Figure 6).