Articles, tagged with "traumatic brain injury", page 6
13th November 2009
Many people think that a brain injury could never happen to them or a loved one. But, did you know that brain injuries occur in nearly 75% of accidents that involve bodily injury? These injuries are an extremely common result of motor vehicle accidents a...
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Author:
LBuckfire
11th November 2009
Brain injury is damage to the brain caused by any physical trauma or prolonged lack of oxygen. Traumatic brain injury may also be referred to as intracranial injury. Some of the major causes of TBI are accidents or blunt trauma of any type. Such an impact...
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Author:
Robert
03rd November 2009
Per mile driven, motorcyclists are about 21 times more likely than persons in a car to die in a motor vehicle crash, and they're about 4 times more likely to be injured. While motorcycles make up less than 2 percent of all registered vehicles in the U.S.,...
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Author:
Carolyn Ria
27th October 2009
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a difficult medical condition to deal with. This is caused by head traumas or "oxygen deprivation." Dizziness, headaches and problems with your vision and hearing are three possible signs that you may have suffered a brai...
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Mesriani Law Group
27th October 2009
An acquired brain injury (‘ABI') is a condition that affects someone after birth. About 135,000 people in the UK have long term ABI as a result of a trauma such as a road traffic or works accident. There are also about 300,000 people affected by strokes...
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Author:
Clare Langford
23rd October 2009
Your world can change in the blink of an eye because of an accident that causes traumatic brain injury. These accidents can occur because of an accident or because of the negligence of someone else.
One type of brain injury that can occur is a concussi...
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HigherLegal
16th October 2009
Medical Malpractice effectively deal with catastrophic and unusual medical malpractice cases. These include wrong diagnosis, surgery accidents, incorrect and unnecessary procedures, inappropriate medications and professional negligence. A patient may be a...
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Author:
Alex
15th October 2009
The latest ICD-9 2010 changes went into effect on October 1 this year. Because of thisyou need to adjust the coding software that you use to reflect some new diagnosis codes for special neurological screenings.
Effective October 1, diagnosis 348.8 (othe...
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Author:
angela
24th September 2009
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people suffer serious, permanent damage to their brains because of traumatic head injury.
Survivors of brain trauma are often left with long-term damage to their ability to think and to learn, to remember and plan,...
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Author:
Royane Real
18th September 2009
When a person is in an accident and is injured the injuries causing the most pain or are the most critical are the ones that are treated immediately. Lacerations are stitched, a broken leg is set and suspected back and neck injuries are immediately set. ...
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The Schafer Law Office
17th September 2009
Current military conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Pakistan have been marked by improvised explosive devices (IED) and other explosives, damaging vehicles, supply caravans, and inflicting serious casualties on those caught within the blast radius. Of t...
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Author:
LegalView
15th August 2009
One of the highest-ranking causes of brain injury in the United States is violence. Nearly a quarter of brain trauma cases in children is due to child abuse. As the size and vulnerability of small children is a factor, there is a much higher rate of dea...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
08th August 2009
HHealth Update: Whiplash
10 Facts About Whiplash Your Doctor May Not Even Know
Since the advent of laws requiring stiffer bumpers on cars, the incidence of whiplash injuries has skyrocketed. It is now estimated that there are over 3 million whipla...
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Author:
timannis`
30th July 2009
Mild traumatic brain injury, or concussion, is a common consequence of collisions, falls and other forms of contact in sports. Concussion may be defined as an acute trauma-induced alteration of mental function lasting fewer than 24 hours, with or withou...
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Author:
John Swanepoel
23rd July 2009
A brain or spinal cord injury can result from an automobile accident, slip and fall, sporting accident, or medical malpractice. Regardless of how your accident occurred, if it was the result of negligence, you deserve compensation for your injuries. At Jo...
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Author:
donreid69