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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can cause many invisible symptoms such as but not limited to: dizziness, headache, altered vision, cognitive impairments, memory issues, balance issues, fatigue, “mental fog” and exercise intolerance. These systems may interfere with daily life activities, Home and professionals responsibilities and social engagement.
If you experiencing these symptoms, you may have an undiagnosed TBI.
At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH) we understand that many of the TBI’s our Veterans may have incurred were either not documented or happened outside of combat (Training, car accident, etc.) – We are here to help and try to give you answers. No matter your discharge status or whether it is diagnosed or not, give us the chance to hear you out and potentially help you. We can discuss how what you may think was just a bump on the head or a simple concussion could be a mild-moderate TBI.
You served our country, now it is our turn to serve you.
If you experiencing these symptoms, you may have an undiagnosed TBI.
At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH) we understand that many of the TBI’s our Veterans may have incurred were either not documented or happened outside of combat (Training, car accident, etc.) – We are here to help and try to give you answers. No matter your discharge status or whether it is diagnosed or not, give us the chance to hear you out and potentially help you. We can discuss how what you may think was just a bump on the head or a simple concussion could be a mild-moderate TBI.
You served our country, now it is our turn to serve you.
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I wonder if one can get a TBI standing a few feet from the M1 firing its cannon?
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Studies show that repeated exposure to blast pressure waves CAN alter brain chemistry, So not TBI specific but a close relative. TBI can be accumulative of several incidents but generally is the results of a significant impact, concussion or bonk bonk on the head (Maybe some wont get that ref) Some people can take a licking and keep on ticking, others are 1 & done. Boxers, football and Rugby players for example,, some have profound damage, others seemingly immune.
But blast trauma is different. It transmits an intense pressure wave. Many studies and articles out there should you wish to research it.
But blast trauma is different. It transmits an intense pressure wave. Many studies and articles out there should you wish to research it.
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MAJ Ken Landgren - One of mamy articles,, some posted here on RP
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6237912/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6237912/
Blast-Exposed Veterans With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Show Greater Frontal Cortical Thinning...
Objective: Blast exposure (BE) and mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) have been independently linked to pathological brain changes. However, the combined effects of BE and mTBI on brain structure have yet to be characterized. Therefore, we investigated ...
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