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Home page for Paralyzed Veterans of America ... Contact Us | 1-800-555-9140 | info@pva.org ... Spinal Cord Injury...
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Patients with penetrating trauma typically have focal injuries that can limit necessary imaging to the obviously involved region or regions. Blunt trauma, particularly when significant deceleration is involved (eg, serious fall, motor vehicle crash), can affect any part of the body, and imaging is used more liberally.
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www.merck.com/mmpe/sec21/ch307/ch307a.html
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Any brain function can be disrupted by brain trauma: excessive sleepiness, inattention, difficulty concentrating, impaired memory, faulty judgment, depression, irritability, emotional outbursts, disturbed sleep, Brain injuries are known for causing extreme stressors in family and interpersonal relationships.
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www.braininjury.com/symptoms.html
www.braininjury.com/symptoms.html
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These pictures can be used to illustrate MOI, scene safety, injuries, anatomy and more. ... ; Submitted by T. Vaden-post high voltage electrocution. ... Trauma Photos...
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www.alaskaems.org/photogallery/photo_gallery_trauma.htm
www.alaskaems.org/photogallery/photo_gallery_trauma.htm
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-nonprofit health association dedicated to addressing the problems of burn injuries and burn survivors throughout the United States, Canada, and other countries ... American Trauma Society...
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www.nigms.nih.gov/Publications/trauma_burn_resources.ht...
www.nigms.nih.gov/Publications/trauma_burn_resources.htm
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A traumatic brain injury resource guide with over 1,500 pages of material on brain injury, concussion, rehabilitation, long-term assisted living, research, pharmocology, support, multi-media products, and much more. ... Animations; Graphics; E-books; Educational CD's; Newsletters; ... © 2009 CNS. All rights reserved.
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With the exception of road traffic injuries, the effects of trauma and injuries on premature mortality and long-term disability are often overlooked in part because of the well-recognized burden of infectious diseases and malnutrition, which account for 16 million deaths per year.
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www.ajph.org/cgi/content/full/95/1/13
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The AHIF mission is to improve the quality of life for people who have survived traumatic brain injuries and for their families. ... Major causes of brain injuries are motor vehicle crashes 50%, falls 21%, assaults and violence 12%, sports and recreation 10%.
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The most common types of sports-related facial trauma are the soft tissue injuries and the fractures of the "T-Zone" bones (the nose, the zygoma, and the mandible). These injuries often occur in combination.
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emedicine.medscape.com/article/1284288-overview
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