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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), also known as intra-cranial injury, occurs when brain damage is caused by sudden trauma. One of two subsets of acquired brain injury (ABI), TBI includes two types of resulting head injuries: a closed head injury or a penetrating head injury. A closed head injury occurs when the head suddenly and violently hits an object which does not break through the skull but the skull is pierced by an object which then enters brain tissue in a penetrating head injury.

Some of the areas of the brain that can be damaged by a Traumatic Brain Injury include the cerebellum, brain stem, and cerebral hemispheres. Depending on the extent of the brain damage, symptoms of the injury can be mild, moderate, or severe. Like the symptoms, the outcome of a brain injury can be mild (complete recovery) to severe (permanent disability or death).


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  • Caught in safety net’s gap (The San Luis Obispo Tribune)
    Jeff Lewelling uses a walker to move around because the left side of his body is partially paralyzed. He forgets the year and where he lives but remembers that he loves playing pool and the mushroom omelets at Hoover’s 101 Cafe in Atascadero. Lewelling is 43. He suffered a traumatic brain injury three years ago after being struck by a car while riding his bike on El Camino Real in Atascadero. ...
  • Weedsport helps man recovering from accident (The Post-Standard)
    More than 400 people attended a fundraiser Sunday for a Weedsport man undergoing treatment for a traumatic brain injury. The money raised will assist Adam Lepak's family to defray the costs of traveling weekly from Weedsport to West Orange, N.J., where he is undergoing rehabilitation therapy.
  • UT and VA Combine Forces to Study Brain Trauma in Iraq Vets (Austin Chronicle)
    Lucky us; it looks like Austin's a pretty good place to have a head injury. At an open house at UT's J.J. Pickle Research Campus in North Austin last Thursday, officials announced plans to conduct brain-imaging research on combat soldiers in hopes of better understanding traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder . They'll be using a state-of-the-art brain scanner and $4.2 million ...
  • Blues game fundraiser to benefit brain injury research (Press Journal)
    The Sean Glanvill Traumatic Brain Injury Research Fund will sponsor on Feb. 12 a night at a St. Louis Blues hockey game.
  • New Brain Injury Unit Opens Possibilities In Irene (Yankton Press & Dakotan)
    IRENE - Besides dealing with their current physical challenges, South Dakotans recovering from traumatic brain injury (TBI) are forced to travel out of state for long-term treatment.
  • Fundraiser to benefit brain injury research (Press Journal)
    The Sean Glanvill Traumatic Brain Injury Research Fund will sponsor on Feb. 12 a night at a St. Louis Blues hockey game.
  • Recovering Mission Hills player's hospital stay extended 3 weeks (North County Times)
    SAN MARCOS -- Mission Hills High School football player Scott "Scotty" Eveland, who collapsed on the field in September with a traumatic brain injury, will get at least three more weeks to continue his recovery at Palomar Medical Center rather than a skilled nursing home, a state department official said Tuesday.
  • Fundraiser to benefit brain injury research (Chesterfield Journal)
    The Sean Glanvill Traumatic Brain Injury Research Fund will sponsor on Feb. 12 a night at a St. Louis Blues hockey game.
  • JRRD Publishes Review Of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder And Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Research (Medical News Today)
    The Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development (JRRD) has released a single-topic issue on traumatic brain injury (TBI) and polytrauma. This issue focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of TBI in military personnel returning from combat. Based on recent studies of combat veterans, brain injury, acute stress disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have been linked.
  • After accident, dad promises to stay positive (Pioneer Press)
    In June 2006, Gerald Murray's son, Robby Murray, was in a single-car accident coming home from Belle Plaine. His car crossed four lanes of traffic and hit a signpost. Robby, 22, sustained a traumatic brain injury. He had a skull fracture and was in a coma. Initially, Robby's test results painted a grim picture. Since then, Gerald Murray, a car salesman from Afton, has dealt with the ups and ...
  • Neuren Pharmaceuticals Reports US Department of Defense Approved NNZ2566 Funding (NEU.AX, 00804492, 20080121) (Aspect Huntley via Yahoo!7 Finance)
    Neuren Pharmaceuticals announced that the US Department of Defense has approved a proposal by the US Army Walter Reed Army Institute of Research to provide US$4m in funding for the company's second lead compound NNZ-2566. NNZ-2566 is due to begin Phase II clinical trials for traumatic brain injury in association with WRAIR.
  • Options for Better Living helps clients handle life-altering disabilities (Reporter-Times)
    When Kevin Hodges was 9 years old, he was struck by a truck traveling 45 mph in front of the Hodges' house. Kevin suffered from traumatic brain injury, often referred to as TBI.
  • Army battles traumatic brain injuries (News 14 Carolina)
    FAYETTEVILLE -- The Army is mobilizing its resources to fight a serious threat to soldiers’ health. They estimate that as many as 10-20 percent of soldiers and Marines returning from Iraq and Afghanistan suffer from a traumatic brain injury caused by a blast from an explosion.
  • Wounded Marines train for film careers (The Charlotte Observer)
    Joshua Frey looked through the view finder of his camera in a studio production lot, focusing on a group of helmets atop wooden stakes. They reminded the former Marine of the memorials to fallen comrades he had seen before he was shot and hit by shrapnel from a rocket-propelled grenade in Iraq, which left him with partial use of his left arm, traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress ...
  • Army task force addresses brain trauma (EARTHtimes.org)
    A U.S. Army task force reported diagnostic and treatment issues for soldiers suffering mild traumatic brain injury as a result of exposure to bomb blasts. The task force reported major gaps, due to a lack of coordination and policy-driven approaches, ex...
  • Study: Up to 20% of troops may have TBI - Army News, opinions, editorials, news from Iraq, photos, reports - Army Times (Army Times)
    WASHINGTON — An Army task force found major gaps in the care of traumatic brain injury last year, but officials say they are moving rapidly to correct the problems.
  • Army task force addresses brain trauma (Moldova.org)
    A U.S. Army task force reported diagnostic and treatment issues for soldiers suffering mild traumatic brain injury as a result of exposure to bomb blasts.The task force reported major gaps, due to a lack of coordination and policy-driven approaches, existed in the treatment of traumatic brain injury from exposure to bomb blasts USA Today said Friday.Victims typically show no signs of injury but ...
  • Army task force addresses brain trauma (UPI)
    A U.S. Army task force reported diagnostic and treatment issues for soldiers suffering mild traumatic brain injury as a result of exposure to bomb blasts.
  • JRRD Publishes Review of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Research (Newswise)
    Based on recent studies of combat veterans, brain injury, acute stress disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) have been linked. In a review published in JRRD Vol. 44, No. 7, researchers discuss the literature on PTSD and PTSD-like symptoms that can occur along with mild TBI and concussion.
  • Army will screen all returning soldiers for traumatic brain injury (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
    WASHINGTON — The Army acknowledged Thursday that as many as one of every five soldiers or Marines exposed to combat in Iraq or Afghanistan suffers from a hard-to-detect form of traumatic brain injury.

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