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People involved in Virginia car crashes can suffer many different types of injuries. They could break bones or incur a spinal cord injury that will have immediate effects on their mobility. It is also easier than people realize for collisions to cause traumatic brain...
Concussions are common injuries in accidents, especially motor vehicle collisions. Sometimes, a passenger or driver could experience a mild concussion in a minor car crash. It might not be a severe injury, but it could still have evident effects on someone’s mental,...
Brain injuries are among the worst possible medical consequences of a car crash. Someone who hits their head, gets shaken around during a collision or suffers penetrating injuries could develop a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Brain injuries are also possible whenever...
A child's brain is underdeveloped and, most certainly, underprepared to deal with some of the unique or complex phenomena of life. As such, any serious trauma like a sudden illness or injury of a parent or close relative in Virginia can cause physical changes to their...
Checking yourself and the other people in your vehicle for injuries is an instinctive response to a motor vehicle collision. You know that you shouldn't move someone with signs of a spinal cord injury and that you need to provide immediate first aid to someone...
Individuals in Virginia who have suffered a brain injury can expect their life to be affected in many ways. The injury's severity and type play a large part in determining the person's daily capabilities and quality of life. Specific brain injury symptoms such as the...
It is incredibly easy to injure your brain during a motor vehicle collision. There is a reason why car crashes are one of the most common sources of modern traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Traveling around at high speeds creates the risk of a collision, which might...
Traumatic brain injuries are a persistent issue worldwide, and they aren't going away anytime soon. When someone experiences a disability or dies because of a Virginia motor vehicle accident, a significant portion of the time it's because of a TBI. The human and...
According to a recent study, roughly 2.5% of children under 17 in the United States have experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI). However, there is a chance that this number is higher as it's unlikely that all cases get reported to medical professionals. In...
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can drastically alter your life. These injuries can occur after one simple accident and can either be temporary or long-lasting. Some TBIs may even result in death. What is a TBI? A TBI occurs when the head receives a violent trauma that...