Peyton

I have a mask on, which I don't think is really doing much, but maybe a little.

We have a little like essential oil sticks.

We have a little like essential oil sticks.

We have a little like essential oil sticks.

I'm assessing this patient. I'm like, where is this coming from? I don't see anything right away, but she's like the cutest little five foot little grandma.

I'm assessing this patient. I'm like, where is this coming from? I don't see anything right away, but she's like the cutest little five foot little grandma.

I'm assessing this patient. I'm like, where is this coming from? I don't see anything right away, but she's like the cutest little five foot little grandma.

For sure. But she's old.

For sure. But she's old.

For sure. But she's old.

In her 70s, she has a scarf wrapped around her head. And I am like, what's your emergency? What brings you in? She says, oh, I just haven't been feeling well the past few days. She doesn't really go on. And I'm like, what's your history? And she says, well, nine months ago, I had a cranioplasty.

In her 70s, she has a scarf wrapped around her head. And I am like, what's your emergency? What brings you in? She says, oh, I just haven't been feeling well the past few days. She doesn't really go on. And I'm like, what's your history? And she says, well, nine months ago, I had a cranioplasty.

In her 70s, she has a scarf wrapped around her head. And I am like, what's your emergency? What brings you in? She says, oh, I just haven't been feeling well the past few days. She doesn't really go on. And I'm like, what's your history? And she says, well, nine months ago, I had a cranioplasty.

A section of her skull was missing from a birth defect. And so she had to have a mesh plate put in to reform the skull.

A section of her skull was missing from a birth defect. And so she had to have a mesh plate put in to reform the skull.

A section of her skull was missing from a birth defect. And so she had to have a mesh plate put in to reform the skull.

I think it's something that gets redone. That makes sense. I leave the room to go get the doctor, brief them that you might want to put a double mask on. We go back into the room, and the doctor's like, can you take your scarf off? I want to see. You're like, what's happening under there? Oh, no. She removes it. There is a quarter to half an inch slit open at the top of her forehead.

I think it's something that gets redone. That makes sense. I leave the room to go get the doctor, brief them that you might want to put a double mask on. We go back into the room, and the doctor's like, can you take your scarf off? I want to see. You're like, what's happening under there? Oh, no. She removes it. There is a quarter to half an inch slit open at the top of her forehead.

I think it's something that gets redone. That makes sense. I leave the room to go get the doctor, brief them that you might want to put a double mask on. We go back into the room, and the doctor's like, can you take your scarf off? I want to see. You're like, what's happening under there? Oh, no. She removes it. There is a quarter to half an inch slit open at the top of her forehead.

We can see the mesh plate. Oh. And her brain. Ah!