Category: Traumatic brain injury

After being hit on the head, in order to promptly understand the patient’s condition, it is necessary to go to the hospital for CT examination as soon as possible, and…

Neurological dysfunction after pathological damage of neurological injury, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, cerebral palsy, neurodegenerative diseases and neurogenetic diseases is an important factor affecting the prolongation of human life. Long-term follow-up…

The diet of patients with traumatic brain injury should be high in protein, high in vitamins, and low in fat and easily digestible foods (such as fish, lean meat, eggs,…

Sleep disturbances after traumatic brain injury are very common and may interfere with recovery and adversely affect cognitive function. The prevalence of sleep disorders ranges from 30% to 70%, depending…

Cranial defects are a common problem for patients in rehabilitation, most often seen after cerebral hemorrhage or traumatic brain injury, and are a life-saving decompression measure during surgery in the…

In recent years, studies have found that calcium ions have a role in brain injury. Low blood calcium can cause muscle spasms and twitching of hands and feet due to…

In recent years, due to the rapid development of neurosurgical emergency medical technology, the mortality and disability rate caused by traumatic brain injury has decreased significantly, but the diagnosis, treatment…

Children’s craniocerebral trauma is a common clinical disease, many families often panic when encountering this situation, and sometimes delayed because of the diagnosis is not timely, here we have a…

Section I. Craniocerebral Injury Article 38: Scalp avulsion up to twenty-five percent of the scalp area accompanied by hemorrhagic shock; scalp injury resulting in loss of scalp viability up to…

4, tendon injuries The human body is distributed with many muscles, according to the organizational structure and different roles are divided into three kinds, including the formation of human movement…