Brain Injuries

The human skull evolved to protect our most vital organ: the brain. In men, it averages 6.55 mm thick. Women’s skulls average 7.1 mm thick. It’s not the strongest bone in the body (that would be the thigh bone), but it is one of “the least deformable structures in nature” and can withstand tremendous pressure.…

Catastrophic brain injuries encompass a spectrum of severe trauma to the brain, each injury with its own characteristics and implications. Here are some of the primary brain injuries: Traumatic brain injury (TBI): TBIs result from external forces affecting the head, leading to brain damage. They can be classified based on severity. Mild TBI (concussion): Often…