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Head Injury Research On Emotional Impacts | Seattle Brain Injury Lawyer
Secondary Brain Injury and Severe Head Injury ResearchWe investigated the impact on outcome of hypotension as secondary brain insults, occurring from injury through resuscitation. Hypoxia and hypotension were independently associated with significant increases in morbidity and mortality from severe head injury.
Psychosocial & emotional impact of traumatic brain injury
The majority of individuals who sustain TBI are young males between the ages of 19 and 25, who are in the early stages of establishing their independence in areas including friendships, leisure activities, intimate relationships, residence, and employment. The problems of social isolation and decreased leisure activities create a renewed dependence of the survivor on his/her family to meet these needs.
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