Traumatic Brain Injury
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- Traumatic Brain Injuries and Our ChildrenCancer may be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of fatalities in children. But the leading cause is injury, and topping that injury list is traumatic brain injury...
Deciding on Facility and Treatment Options for Traumatic Brain InjuriesChoosing a rehabilitation center for a patient with a traumatic brain injury can be a critical and difficult decision. The overall goal of rehabilitation is to help the survivor function at home and in society.
Specialized Testing for Traumatic Brain InjuriesThere are more than 1 million emergency visits annually for traumatic brain injury in the United States. The majority of these visits are for mild injuries, primarily the result of falls and motor vehicle crashes.- Long Term Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injuries TBIArticle describes the health risks associated with a traumatic brain injury including seizures, memory issues and personality changes.
- Leading Causes of Traumatic Brain InjuriesArticle describes the leading causes of brain injuries broken down by age and social categories.
- Physical Disabilities, Other Health Impairments, and Traumatic Brain Injury in the ClassroomStudents with significant physical disabilities face special difficulties in the classroom, and so do their teachers and fellow classmates. Teachers can coordinate all members of the class to face the difficulties together.
- Understanding Traumatic Brain InjuryMy struggle to understand my traumatic brain injury.
- The Lifelong Cognitive Issues of a Traumatic Brain InjuryThe lifelong cognitive issues of a traumatic brain injury that aren't understood by the rest of society.
- 3699146-Depression Common After Traumatic Brain Injury-CJBIn addition to the physical side effects associated with traumatic brain injuries, there is also a mental aspect that often reveals itself in bouts of depression.
- 3699146-Depression Common After Traumatic Brain Injury-CJBBrain injuries often cause undiagnosed depression, anxiety and aggression.
- 3234944--ATV Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injuries--MJWIn assessing liability when an ATV crash or rollover causes traumatic brain injury, a threshold question is whether any state or federal safety guidelines were violated, and if so, by whom.
- 3234944--UT Traumatic Brain Injuries--MJWIf you or someone you love has suffered a traumatic brain injury, it is important to contact an attorney who specializes in personal injury, or brain injuries, specifically.
- Living with Traumatic Brain InjuryFor all we know about the human world, we still know relatively little about the human mind. My experience living with Traumatic Brain Injury informs this fact.
- Traumatic Brain Injury and the MilitaryThe most common injuries to American troops in the War on Terror come from explosions. Many survivors deal with mild to marked traumatic brain injuries as a result. The United States military is working on treatments.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Life as an Army WifeTraumatic Brain Injuries are poorly understood in the medical field, yet strives are being made each day to understand how they affect the brain, body and spirit.- Traumatic Brain Injuries: The Invisible DisabilityThis article is about my personal experience in learning to recognize and cope with the multiple devastating side effects my partner suffers from after receiving a traumatic brain injury, also known as TBI, in a car accident three years ago.
- For Brain Injuries, Prevention is the Only Cure - 1132553 - JSPrevention is the key to reducing traumatic brain injury caused by falls.
- Death of Natasha Richardson Heightens Attention to Traumatic Brain InjuriesThe recent tragic death of actress Natasha Richardson after a seemingly minor fall has heightened attention to Traumatic Brain Injuries and the importance of immediate treatment for head injuries.
- Treating a Traumatic Brain InjuryImmediate treatment for a traumatic brain injury is essential to decrease the chance of further damage.
- Preventing Traumatic Brain InjuryA traumatic brain injury (TBI) may occur when the head is struck or injured by an outside force or when an object penetrates the skull and pierces the brain. Brain damage can result from such an injury and may lead to long-term disabilities.
- Adversarial Growth: Positive Outcomes of Traumatic Brain Injury in ChildrenIf your child suffers from a traumatic brain injury, there may be some positive outcomes known as "adversarial growth".
- Computer-Enhanced Rehabilitation for Children with Traumatic Brain InjuryIf your child has experienced a traumatic brain injury, it is important to consider the rehabilitation program and ask about the use of computer-enhanced rehabilitation.
- Club Drugs (Ecstasy & Methamphetamine) Can Cause Permanent Brain DamageClub drugs are safe, right? That's why they're so popular. While they may be popular, they're anything but safe, according to researchers. They can be as bad as having a traumatic brain injury.
- Permanent Damage Detected in All Traumatic Brain InjuriesNew research has shown through diffusion tensor imaging, or Diffusion MRI, that patients with traumatic brain injury, even mild traumatic brain injury have structural changes in the white matter of their brains that account for cognitive impairments.
- Traumatic Brain Injury: Definition, Effects and DeclineTraumatic brain injury is defined as a nondegenerative, noncongenital injury to the brain cause by an outside, blunt force which leads to either temporary or permanent damage to cognitive, physical, and...
- An Evangelical’s Path to PolytheismIn the aftermath of my 1985 traumatic brain injury and near death experience, I found my spiritual path evolving from Evangelical Christianity to Wicca and polytheism. A life journey of religious discovery into unexpected territory.
- An Informative Speech About AgnosiaI gave this speech about Agnosia in Intro to Public Speaking. This information is presented at the most basic level and is directed toward those with little to no previous knowledge about cognitive functions.
- Emotional and Personality Changes that Result from Head InjuriesArticle describes the poorly understood relationship between long term personality, mood and emotional changes that occur after a traumatic brain injury.
- What is Locked-in Syndrome?Cerebromedullospinal Disconnection or Ventral Pontine Syndrome is also known as "Locked-in Syndrome" which is a form of pseudo-coma.
- Gallery U, a New Art Gallery in Royal Oak, Gives Some a Unique ChanceA Royal Oak art gallery is run by persons who have suffered a traumatic brain injury.
- Cyclic Vomiting SyndromeCyclic vomiting syndrome is a disorder that is still not easy to understand. My article tries explaining.
- Locked-in Syndrome: Full Cognizance; No CommunicationThe symptoms of this disorder are frightening; the fact that so little is known about underlying causes, treatment, or cures is scarier still.
- Time to See the DoctorSymptoms other than unconsciousness can be indicators of a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Here are some to look for.
- Foot Drop and New Devices Helping with a CureA new device is showing promise with individuals who suffer from foot drop.
- Traumatic Brain Injury Resulting from Emotional Trauma in AdolescenceFor adolescents who experience traumatic events, there are significant effects on brain development.
- Agnosia: Loss of Object Recognition Following Traumatic Brain Injury or StrokeThis is an overview of the progression and treatment of patients suffering from agnosia.


