Tearing

Tearing refers to microscopic breaks in the delicate tissues and nerves of the brain caused by a trauma to the head; this damage to the nerve system can impair bodily function. Unfortunately, tearing is very difficult to detect; x-rays, MRI’s and CAT-scan’s are effective for diagnosing larger areas of damage, but often fail to detect these small tears. An incorrect medical diagnosis may result from the difficulty in detecting tears in the wiring of the brain. 
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• Warning Signs and Diagnosis

  A list of the warning signs for brain injury, as well as diagnostic tests.

• Common Injuries

  A list and description of common Brain Injuries.

• Answers and Information

  Answers to frequently asked questions about Brain Injuries.

• Treatment

  An overview of the Treatments available for Brain Injury.

• Brain Injury Complications

  An overview of common brain injury complications including balance and sensory  problems, personality changes and language difficulties.

• Brain Injury Legal Information

  Legal guide for traumatic brain injury victims and their families. Includes questions to ask your brain injury lawyer, brain injury damages and when to file a brain injury lawsuit.

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