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.
While brain damage is typically associated with direct head injuries, it’s essential to understand that our brain’s health is interwoven with the overall state of our body. One such underestimated cause of brain damage is
The intricate workings of the human brain rely heavily on a steady supply of oxygen. However, anoxia, a condition characterized by an absence of oxygen supply, can pose significant threats to brain health, often going
In today’s world, we are constantly bombarded with information about various health threats. But among these, secondary brain infections stand out as especially sinister. These infections can lead to lasting complications, sometimes even more severe
Brain injuries, particularly those involving the head, require urgent medical attention. Any delay in treatment can lead to severe complications and even irreversible damage. Yet, time and again, situations arise where such injuries are not
Head trauma can manifest in a myriad of ways. Whether it’s a direct impact to the skull or other external factors that jolt the brain within its cranial vault, the resulting damage can be both
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