Childhood penetrating intracranial injury by non-metallic objects: a case report of three pediatric cases

Notably, there were no occurrences of postoperative CSF fistula or epilepsy seizures, and intracranial infections were effectively managed. By documenting these three cases of pediatric intracranial penetrating brain injury, it is evident that accurate diagnosis and immediate surgical intervention are imperative in mitigating secondary brain injury and minimizing the risk of infection or hemorrhage.