Penetrating head injuries caused by blunt or piercing objects are rare. In this paper, we present the case of a 9-year-old boy referred to our hospital with rebar-induced injury. The patient’s neurological examination findings were normal. Computed tomography undertaken revealed that the rebar had entered through the oral cavity transorally-transpalatally, passing the frontal bone, and then exited the body by piercing the skin. The patient was taken to emergency surgery, and first, tracheostomy was performed. The rebar had been cut and shortened by the emergency rescue unit, which resulted in shortening the part of the foreign body that would pass through the brain parenchyma. During surgery, the rebar was carefully removed by following the route of the entry. All the defects caused by the foreign body were surgically repaired using a multidisciplinary approach, including neurosurgery and plastic and reconstructive surgery, by otolaryngology teams.

由钝器或刺穿物体引起的穿透性头部损伤很少见。在本文中，我们介绍了一名 9 岁男孩因钢筋致伤到我院就诊的病例。患者的神经系统检查结果正常。进行的计算机断层扫描显示，钢筋通过口腔经口-经腭进入，穿过额骨，然后通过刺穿皮肤离开身体。患者被送往急诊手术，首先进行了气管切开术。钢筋被紧急救援队剪短，导致异物穿过脑实质的部分缩短。在手术过程中，按照进入的路线小心地移除了钢筋。