Cognitive deficits resulting from traumatic brain injury
Friday, 08 April 2016
Even those without a history of studying anatomy likely understand how delicate the brain is compared to other parts of the body. When a person sustains a brain injury, particularly a traumatic brain injury, there can be physical pain as well as many different physical health problems. Due to the unique function of the brain
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Are concussions really a serious form of brain injury?
Friday, 25 March 2016
In recent years, traumatic brain injury has gotten a lot of attention, as have concussions. Brain injury is indeed a serious topic, and it has been given as much attention as it undoubtedly deserves. Wilmington residents who have been in a car accident, or who have suffered a sports injury, may be familiar with the
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New study highlights suicide risk linked with head injury
Friday, 26 February 2016
Many residents of Delaware likely played sports as a child or teenager; many may continue to engage in athletic activity as adults. As with every form of activity, though, sports can carry the risk of accidents. In some cases the injuries from such incidents are minor and quickly recovered from. In other cases, though, there
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How does mild traumatic brain injury differ from severe TBI?
Thursday, 14 January 2016
When one has just been involved in a car or truck accident, one’s life can change dramatically from that point forward. In addition to the obvious property damage and injuries, there may be more harm to an accident victim’s body that the victim may or may not even realize. In some instances it may be
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Brain injury victims and the need for memory care
Wednesday, 23 December 2015
Memories can be cherished, painful or anywhere in between. One thing that most people would probably agree on, though, is that losing one’s memories would be hugely traumatic. For victims of brain injuries, memory loss can range from mild to severe. Not everyone who experiences a brain injury will experience amnesia or other forms of
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What are the main causes of Traumatic Brain Injury?
Friday, 23 October 2015
Suffering any type of injury can be an overwhelming experience, but experiencing a brain injury can alter one’s entire life in an instant. In recent years, traumatic brain injury has been featured in many news reports, particularly in relation to sports injuries. However, some Delaware parents may be surprised to learn that youth sports, while
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Can traumatic brain injury put someone in a coma?
Friday, 18 September 2015
With fall just around the corner, many local Delaware families are likely gearing up for football season. Whether it’s watching pro football or college football on television, or watching one’s children play in youth sports, fall can be an exciting time for many fans. Still, football has brought attention to the dangers of head injuries.
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How do brain injuries impact an accident victim’s memory?
Friday, 21 August 2015
Suffering a brain injury can have countless effects on a person’s health and well-being. One area of the mind that is often impacted is memory. Memory and brain injury tend to have a complicated relationship, especially after a damaging accident. Experience brain injury or brain damage may mean that a Delaware resident has trouble absorbing,
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New technology shows promise regarding traumatic brain injury
Friday, 17 July 2015
One of the responsibilities of a Delaware physician is accurate diagnosis of an injury, disease or medical condition. Sometimes two different conditions will exhibit similar symptoms, so doctors will frequently utilize various forms of assistance, from other doctors’ opinions to new forms of technology, in order to accurately diagnose. Recently, news reports have indicated that
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How is a traumatic brain injury treated?
Thursday, 25 June 2015
When a person in Wilmington, Delaware, suffers a traumatic brain injury, prompt treatment is of the utmost importance. Any delay could worsen the victim’s condition. The type of treatment the victim will receive depends on the severity of the injury. When it comes to mild brain injuries, over-the-counter painkillers and rest will typically be the
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