brain injury

Brain damage is a vague term that can really mean just about anything. However, for purposes of this book, I am referring to damage to the brain that is secondary to trauma, which results in an anatomical change. If you have a case in which your client suffered a forceful impact or sustained cervical damage, screen the case for brain damage as well. Trauma can be blunt trauma, blast waves, electrical trauma, and/or trauma due to lack of oxygen. Moreover, certain medical conditions or events can worsen an already injured brain and/or cause a poor recovery.

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Brain Injury

Diagnostic Imaging: Delving into QEEGs

Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) is an advanced neuroimaging technique that provides a comprehensive analysis of brainwave activity. Compared to a standard EEG, a QEEG offers a detailed visual representation, making it invaluable in understanding brain injuries

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Brain Injury

Decoding the Diagnosis in TBI Cases

In cases of traumatic brain injury (TBI), the diagnosis becomes a cornerstone of the legal argument. It’s vital to ensure that a proper evaluation of all symptoms is considered when establishing a TBI diagnosis, keeping

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Brain Injury

Deconstructing the ADHD Defense in TBI Cases

In traumatic brain injury (TBI) claims, one common defense is attributing the client’s symptoms to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) rather than the injury in question. But this argument isn’t always supported by the facts

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