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and so this this bone just to the side of your eye tends to fracture if you're struck there and the sharp edges of that fractured bone very often cut an artery called the middle meningeal artery that leads to a big blood clot that crushes the brain that's how a lot of people with you know otherwise would be a relatively minor injury end up dying is this large blood clot developing from high pressure arterial blood that crushes the the brain
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some of the thinnest bone in the skull is in the temporal region this is uh you know neurosurgeons will all know that I'm heading toward a feature that sometimes Darkly is called God's Little joke where the very thin bone of the of the temporal um part of the skull has one of the largest arteries that goes to the lining of the brain right attached to the inside of it