A 10 year old child presents with a severe headache, a fixed, dilated right pupil positioned down and out, and some weakness of the left hand after a playground fall, where they struck the right side of their head. A branch of which of the above arteries was likely damaged by the trauma, and what is the resulting pathology?

The above scan (refer to the scrollable Radiopaedia page) demonstrates a large number of fractures. Making use of both the axial and coronal views, try to identify the location of some of the major fractures and the bones involved based on your understanding of the bones of the orbit and face.

The subject presents with altered sensation in the ipsilateral cheek, upper lip, teeth and gums. Which of the following has most likely been compromised in this subject.

Which of the following accurately described the pathology seen above?

Which of the following does Structure A in Question 3 drain into?

Why does this occur from an anatomical perspective?