Introduction: A case of complex poly-trauma requiring multi-service management of rare, diagnoses is reviewed.

Presentation Of Case: A healthy 20 year old female suffered double epidural hematoma, base of, skull fracture, traumatic cranial nerve X palsy, benign positional paroxysmal vertigo and supraorbital, neuralgia following equestrian injury.

Discussion: Epidemiology, differential diagnosis, and principles of management for each condition, are reviewed.

Conclusion: Coordinated trauma care is well suited to address the complex poly trauma following, equestrian injury.

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