Injuries

One of the pathological conditions that is often encountered in medicine is a concussion. It does not cause obvious pathological changes in brain tissue, but a person develops complaints and some signs and symptoms that indicate

The brain is protected from external (mechanical) factors better than any other organ. In addition to the bones of the skull, the meninges protect it from damage. The fluid that bathes the brain also acts as a shock absorber. However, the skull

The most common injury is a concussion, the symptoms of which in a child should be known to every parent who respects himself and his child. Unfortunately, head injuries, according to dry statistics, are the most common type

Only a qualified specialist can distinguish mild brain damage from a bruise. The disease is treated with complete rest and prolonged sleep in a hospital or at home. Information on how to recognize signs of craniocerebral trauma

June 20, 2016, 15:17 I often see posts in which mothers talk about their experiences about hitting their child’s head: he bumped, fell. The answers in the comments are amazing: “Yes, it’s normal, don’t worry... All children fall! Mine fell a hundred times a day and nothing was normal

In this case, there are no visible changes in brain tissue (for example, with computed tomography of the brain), all disorders occur at the cellular and subcellular level. In severe cases, cerebral vessels may rupture, leading to bleeding.

Despite the achievements of modern medicine, traumatic brain injury (TBI) remains one of the most severe and complex pathologies in neurology. Even seemingly mild injuries (concussion) can lead to long-term pain.

A mild concussion is a traumatic brain injury that causes short-term changes in the functioning of this organ. The pathological condition occurs as a result of blows and bruises. Primary symptoms are almost unnoticeable, but the lungs are erased

Many people believe that a mild concussion means it is insignificant and do not understand the seriousness of such a situation. A concussion is necessarily preceded by a head injury that damages the skull. Any damage to the skull should not be left untreated.

A concussion is the mildest form of traumatic brain injury, often accompanied by a brief loss of consciousness. The causes of concussion can be road traffic accidents, sports, household, industrial and criminal accidents.