Traumatic Brain Injury Articles

1). How Are Brain Contusions Different from Brain Concussions? By : Gary Cordingley, MD, PhD
For a problem as pervasive as traumatic brain injury one would think that the different forms it can take would be widely known and understood. However, in my practice of community-based neurology I find this is not the case. Patients and their families are seldom familiar with the concepts of cerebral (brain) contusion and concussion, and a common error is to believe that they are basically the same, except that a contusion is a more severe form of a concussion.
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2). Traumatic Brain Injury and Hearing By : Alan Haburchak
A victim of traumatic brain injury (TBI) can endure side effects ranging from social and motor skill function failure to hearing loss. One of the more serious side effects, however, is schizophrenia, which is a disorder-affecting behavior and mood. It is a serious illness that individuals must seek help for in order to prevent them from harming themselves and others.
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3). Motorcycle Injuries and Traumatic Brain Injuries By : Alan Haburchak
Motorcycle accidents are one of the leading causes of traumatic brain injuries. Motorcyclists are hard for drivers to see and are therefore more susceptible to injuries than those driving the cars. Every study conducted has shown that the best way to prevent injuries is to wear a helmet. However, even those who wear helmets are vulnerable to brain injuries from accidents.
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4). Traumatic Brain Injuries and Substance Abuse By : Alan Haburchak
Often patients who have been hospitalized for a traumatic brain injury (TBI) leave the hospital still in pain or depressed. To combat these feelings, patients turn to substances such as alcohol and drugs.
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5). Traumatic Brain Injuries Associated With Motorcycle Accidents By : Alan Haburchak
Motorcycle accidents when combined with auto accidents are the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries in the United States. Steps can be taken to prevent motorcycle accidents and reduce the risk of brain injuries, such as wearing proper protective gear when on the road.
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6). Aiding a Family Member Healing from a Traumatic Brain Injury By : Alan Haburchak
When a person is a victim of a brain injury (TBI), it is not only them who suffers the consequences. Family members who are caring for the patient after they have been released from medical care are also susceptible to adverse affects. It is important that family members caring for the victim are supported as well so that they can uphold a positive support system to aid in a smooth recovery.
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7). Traumatic Brain Injuries and Memory Loss By : Alan Haburchak
Patients who suffer from traumatic brain injuries often also suffer from memory loss. This condition could be very temporary, but it could also be permanent. A brain injury where the brain is pushed against the edge of the skull, causing swelling which leads to temporary memory loss. Another type of brain damage is when the actual nerves are damaged, which causes permanent memory loss.
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8). Automobile Accidents and Traumatic Brain Injury By : Alan Haburchak
Millions of Americans each year sustain traumatic brain injury and other injuries during an auto accident. Auto accident related traumatic brain injury can have serious side effects that individuals should be aware of should they, their friends or family ever be involved in an auto accident, especially if they seriously injure their brain or skull.
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9). Demographics Reveal The Truth About Traumatic Brain Injury By : Katie Kelley
Scientists continually strive do uncover research related to if certain individuals are more susceptible to traumatic brain injury (TBI) compared to others. Looking at age and gender, researchers are attempting to pinpoint TBI causes in order to provide preventable measures to potential victims.
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10). Traumatic Brain Injury Treatment Research and Methods Increase By : Katie Kelley
Each year, millions of Americans are tragically affected by a mild to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). TBI is one of the most overlooked injury and individuals suffering from TBI go untreated, while suffering severe consequences. However, as treatment options grow, more individuals can be helped to overcome the adverse complications associated with TBI.
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11). Wearable Technology Helps Victims of Brain Injury, Stroke By : Katie Kelley
Millions of Americans are affected each year by a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Often these victims are left with serious and debilitating injuries including paralysis of limbs. However, new technology is emerging that may provide a new lease on life for individuals suffering from TBI.
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