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Nailed: the case of 24 self-inflicted intracranial nails from a pneumatic nailgun.

Penetrating intracranial nailgun injuries, although rare, have become increasingly reported, with the majority of injuries occurring from a single nail in association with suicide attempts on a background psychiatric disturbance.1–16 We report the case of a 17-year-old boy with a psychiatric history, who attempted suicide by shooting himself repeatedly in the head with a pneumatic nailgun. He retained a Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score of 13 and was transferred to hospital where imaging showed twenty-four 5-cm intracranial nails. He underwent surgery in which 18 of the nails were removed. He made a complete recovery and was able to be discharged from hospital 5 days later, requiring ongoing antiseizure medication. This case represents the only known survivor of the greatest number (24) of separate intentional intracranial penetrations.