Category Archives: Brain Injury
The Difference Between Open and Closed Head Injuries
There are two main types of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) that accident victims can sustain: open head injuries and closed head injuries. The differences between the two are important, as they largely dictate the kind of diagnosis and treatment a person receives, as well the potential long-term repercussions of the injury. What is a… Read More »
Warning Signs that You May Have Suffered a Concussion
Not all injuries manifest immediately upon being involved in an accident. It is not uncommon, for instance, for the adrenaline and shock of an accident to mask symptoms in the immediate aftermath of a car crash. This can result in injured parties thinking that they are unscathed, when in reality, they should be seeking… Read More »
Did Your Accident Cause an Intracranial Hemorrhage?
All head trauma should be taken seriously, as it can have significant and long-term repercussions for accident victims. Like all injuries, however, head injuries range in severity. Of the more serious traumatic brain injuries, bleeding in the brain is one of the most devastating, as it can cause a buildup of pressure and oxygen… Read More »
Why Car Accident Victims Shouldn’t Ignore Headaches
Head injuries are one of the most commonly sustained injuries among car accident victims, many of whom strike their heads against the window, steering wheel, or the back of the seat. This kind of trauma can cause serious injuries, many of which manifest as headaches. Whether a headache occurs immediately upon sustaining an injury… Read More »
Treating A Traumatic Brain Injury
The brain is one of the most important organs in the human body, controlling our behavior, bodily movements, and ability to communicate. This means that any injury to the brain can have devastating consequences for accident victims, who could struggle with everything from mobility and mood swings to sleep patterns and cognition. Treating a… Read More »
Car Accident-Related Concussions
Often, when we hear people talking about concussions, it is in a sports injury context. This makes sense, as athletes like professional football, hockey, and soccer players experience brutal physical contact and so are more susceptible to serious brain injuries than the average person. What comes as a surprise to many people, however, is… Read More »