No Witnesses? Delayed Loss of Consciousness? Problems with ER Rely on Injured Brain for History Taking Symptoms Get Worse Over Time Second Look At Medical Records Lawyers Role In most cases of TBI without coma, the emergency room records will..
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There are four alternative acute elements, which may indicate the presence of a brain injury; loss of consciousness, a change in mental state, such as being dazed or confused, amnesia or the presence of focal neurological deficits. Loss of Consciousness in Not Required. An ongoing misconception about brain injury is..
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