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Accuracy of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Diagnosis

A 2008 journal article from the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation confirms what many familiar with "mild" traumatic brain injuries already knew - that the majority of patients seen in emergency rooms with symptoms consistent with a traumatic brain injury did not have a documented mild TBI-related diagnosis in the emergency department record.

Imaging Studies for Traumatic Brain Injuries

Medical providers now have a wide array of imaging tools at their disposal when it comes to diagnosing and treating Traumatic Brain Injuries. The purpose of this article is to briefly describe the different types of imaging studies now available.

U.S. Military fails to adequately screen vetrans for TBI

Fearing another "Gulf War Syndrome" the U.S. Military is reluctant to screen returning vetrans for traumatic brain injury.

Diffuse Axonal Injuries

Attorney Alexander Kammer authored an article describing the anatomy and physiology involved in a diffuse axonal injury.

Do you have to lose consciousness in an accident to sustain a serious brain injury?

It is often claimed that you have to have lost consciousness in an accident to have sustained a serious brain injury. This is simply not true. It is now almost universally recognized that one does not have to lose consciousness to have sustained a serious brain injury.