Florida Brain Injury Lawyer
Florida Brain Injuries
Type of Brain Injuries
- Concussion
- Hematoma
- Contusion
- Coup-contrecoup injury
- Intracerebral hemorrhage
- Subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Diffuse axonal injury
- Penetrating brain injury
- Skull fracture
Common Causes Of Brain Injuries In South Florida
Impact Of Traumatic Brain Injuries
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Traumatic Brain Injuries In Children And Adults
Both adults and children are susceptible to traumatic brain injuries. Previously, it was believed that children could expect better outcomes when recovering from this injury. However, researchers have discovered that the long-term effects can be even more significant in children because their brains are still developing. Whether the victim is an adult or a child, traumatic brain injuries could require lifelong attention. A South Florida brain injury lawyer helps clients recover the money they need today and will need in the future.
Outcomes Of Brain Injuries
Expected outcomes vary based on the severity of the traumatic brain injury. Those with mild head injuries usually experience irritability, headaches, and dizziness, but the symptoms improve or even go away with time. However, 25 percent of patients with moderate brain injuries are left with some form of disability, according to the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. More than 30 percent of people with severe brain injuries do not survive. The majority of those that survive often have a moderate to severe disability. Some remain in a vegetative state for the rest of their lives, leading to high medical bills.
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