CT has revolutionized the evaluation and management of patients with head injuries. CT is non-invasive and rapidly provides accurate information regarding the presence, extent and nature of intracranial lesions resulting from trauma. We have reviewed the CT scans of 114 patients, who go head injury with confirmed to skull fracture in plain film. The result were as follows: 1. Of all cases, traffic accident was the most frequent cause and in children fall down was more than 50%. 2. Compound linear fracture was the most frequent type fractures in plain skull film. 3. Of all 114 cases, epidural hematoma was 2.4%, normal finding was 50%. 4. Mortality rate was 13.2%. 4. Mortality rate was 13.2%. 5. Fracture was detected by CT about 28.9%, depression fracture was more easily detected in CT. 6. Incidence rate of countercoup lesion was 14.9% and mortality rate was higher than same site lesion. 7. The shape of epidural hematoma was biconviex in 75%, planoconvex in 25%. 8. The shape of subdural hematoma was cresentic shape 82.6%, biconvex shape 8.7%, planoconvex shape 8.7%.