What does BSF stand for?

Basal Skull Fracture (injury)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

An autopsy shows the boy died of a basal skull fracture.

Pacific Northwest

She suffered a basal skull fracture and injuries, and remains badly traumatised.

Yobs beat woman in the street; Victim attacked while feeding cat

High-risk (for likelihood of neurologic intervention) criteria were: GCS score [less than] 15 at 2 hours after injury, suspected open or depressed skull fracture, signs of basal skull fracture, [greater than] 2 vomiting episodes, or age [greater than] 65; medium-risk (for brain injury detected on CT) screening criteria were: amnesia before the impact lasting [greater than] 30 minutes, or what is described as a "dangerous mechanism" of injury, such as a pedestrian struck by a car, passenger thrown from a vehicle, or fall from height [greater than] 3 feet.

The Canadian CT Head Rule for Patients with Minor Head Injury