Is establishing proof in a Traumatic Brain Injury case difficult to do?

 

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Is establishing proof in a Traumatic Brain Injury case difficult to do?

It can be, especially with minor traumatic injury cases.  Often times the imaging (MRI and CT scans) will show no objective abnormalities.  The injury is often only diagnoses by a qualified physician who regularly treats minor TBI patients (like a neurologist) and by a neuropsychologist who is trained to determine the loss and/or impairment of brain function caused by the injury itself.

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