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Subdural Hematoma Injuries

08/13/25

The human brain is protected by a cushioning layer of fluid as well as three protective layers of tissue enclosing it within the bony skull. Inside these layers of protection, the brain is a mass of delicate nerve cells responsible for controlling all bodily systems and serving as the center of human emotion and personality….

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Common Types of Blunt Force Head Trauma

08/11/25

A brain injury can occur from a medical condition such as a stroke or an aneurysm, but when a brain injury happens from outside forces, medical professionals describe it as a traumatic brain injury (TBI). The most common cause of traumatic brain injuries is blunt force trauma. Blunt force trauma refers to non-penetrating injuries, or…

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Can Car Accidents Cause Diffuse Axonal Injuries?

07/11/25

A car accident is terrifying for those in the crash, but the trauma often continues after the accident when both injury victims and their family members learn the full extent of the injuries. One of the most frightening diagnoses to receive after a car crash is a traumatic brain injury (TBI). While some TBIs are…

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Traumatic Axonal Injury After an Accident

03/14/25

The brain is the control center of the body and also the center of our thoughts and emotions. When the brain suffers an injury, the results impact all aspects of the injury victim’s life. One of the most serious brain injuries is a diffuse axonal injury (DAI). As many as 50% of brain injuries that…

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Long-Term Care Coverage In Brain Injury Cases

12/10/24

Some injuries are painful, but temporary, causing only weeks or several months of inconvenience and expenses. More serious injuries, like a traumatic brain injury, have a long-term or permanent impact on the injury victim’s life, including a future of additional expenses for care and often an inability to return to work in a previous capacity…

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