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Improving the Outcome for Those with Brain Injury

July 27, 2021 by Matt Young Leave a Comment

Improving the Outcome for Those with Brain Injury

Researchers have recently been looking at traumatic brain injury (TBI) and the prognosis for individuals that suffer from such an event. In short, the prognosis for TBI is much better than what has been suggested in the past.

 

The research focused on those that had a moderate to severe brain injury and were undergoing life-sustaining treatment of some sort. After concluding their research, the team stated that this treatment should not be ceased prematurely. In fact, those that suffer from TBI tend to have a much better prognosis than what past anecdotal evidence has suggested. The subjects of this study were mostly victims of falls, car accidents, and assaults.

 

For those that were in a vegatative state directly after their injury, about one in four regained consciousness over a span of 12 months. Unfortunately, withdrawing treatment for those in a coma early results in death. In reality, the odds are a bit better than originally predicted. Not everyone who is in this state will recover, but some will. Treatment should continue for longer in almost all cases, they concluded.

 

The team was based out of the University of California, San Francisco. Their results were published in JAMA Neurology.

 

New research indicates that traumatic brain injury patients may have a better outlook than once thought.

 

TBI is defined as an injury to the head that impacts how the brain is able to function. According to the CDC, some populations are at a higher risk of suffering from TBI than others are. This includes minorities, those experiencing domestic abuse, people in rural areas, and the homeless. Age can play a role in TBI as elderly individuals are more likely to suffer a catastrophic fall than younger people, but it’s not just the elderly that can suffer from this. It’s also worth noting that a brain injury is catastrophic, even if you’re a younger individual. Older people may have a more difficult time recovering from such an event, but again, this is not exclusive to the older population.

 

Regardless of your loved one’s needs, finding the type of care that will help make life easier for them is important. This goes for traumatic brain injury and more. This is why it’s so important to do a little bit of research before you select a care service. The problem is that many people are not even sure where to begin when it comes to finding senior care.

 

We can help with that. We are a team of trained professionals with a wide range of experience. We specialize in memory care, assisting those with diabetes related issues, physical disabilities, and much more. If you’re looking for specialized senior care to meet your older loved one’s needs, give us a call to get started with a free consultation.

 

We might be the right resource for your family, but we might not. If we’re not the best resource, you can be assured that we will help get you pointed in the right direction. Our goal is to help your family in the best way possible. And that means never allowing you to settle for anything less than the best.

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