All are true about diffuse axonal injury except
Diffuse axonal injuryThis is a form of primary brain injury, seen in high-energyaccidents, and which usually renders the patient comatose. It is strictly a pathological diagnosis made at postmoem, but haemorrhagic foci in the corpus callosum and dorsolateral rostral brainstem on CT may be suggestive, although the CT often appears normal.Bailey and Love 27e pg: 336
Can occur even with tril trauma
Patient might be in comatose condition
CT might be normal
Type of primary brain injury
Trauma