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- The Hennepin County medical examiner found evidence of a previous injury on the left side of Masterton's skull on the temporal region of the brain. States the autopsy report: "There was a blow to the left temple in a game some days prior to the fatal injury and the deceased is said to have complained of headaches in the left temporal region."
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Mar 3, 2016 · When Masterton's head struck the ice at Met Center, there was no skull fracture, but his brain swelled very quickly, evidenced by his dilated pupils and elevated blood pressure -- which pointed to ...
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- Mike Peluso
Masterton suffered a severe internal brain injury during the first period of Minnesota's January 13, 1968, game against the Oakland Seals at the Met Center. [19] He carried the puck up the ice at full speed, passing it off as two Seals defenders, Larry Cahan and Ron Harris , converged on him.
While Masterton was originally thought to have suffered a fatal brain injury while being checked on the ice, later analysis of the case revealed evidence of second-impact syndrome and the effects of prior concussions.
- Christopher M Bonfield, Douglas Kondziolka
- 2016
While Masterton was originally thought to have suffered a fatal brain injury while being checked on the ice, later analysis of the case revealed evidence of second-impact syndrome and the effects of prior concussions.
- Christopher M Bonfield, Douglas Kondziolka
- 2016
Jan 1, 2021 · Doctors decided against operating due to swelling of Masterton’s brain; a day later, his family chose to remove him from life support. Bill Masterton was 29-years old and had played 38 NHL games when he died.
Thirty hours later, Bill Masterton died from what doctors described as a “massive brain injury.” He was the first player to be killed in the 51-year history of the N.H.L. Fans can only marvel...
thought to have suffered a fatal brain injury while being checked on the ice, later analysis of the case revealed evidence of second-impact syndrome and the effects of prior concussions. Masterton’s death sparked both an immediate debate
Assess the severity of traumatic brain injuries with the Brain Injury Severity Score. The Traumatic Brain Injury Severity Score provides a method to evaluate injury severity.
