Sentences with phrase «around with head injuries»

Whether you fell and bumped your noggin or got beaned by a baseball, doctors don't mess around with head injuries.

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With these findings we can now formulate a plausible hypothesis as to why repeat head injuries to young men in their teens and 20s lead to personality changes later in adult life and dementia in old age: rotational head injury induces damage, especially around blood vessels, leading to local tangle formation, followed by a slow spread of destruction.

After a head injury, the protective lining around the brain heals with help from two waves of immune cells, according to a new US study in mice.

Journeyman review: Paddy Considine follows up his superb directorial debut Tyrannosaur, with this drama based around a boxer who suffers a serious head injury...

After hitting his head on a concrete floor (thus only confirming the tot's fear of serious injury stemming from accident), Richard does a Dorothy Gale into an animated land structured around a library motif, with his Virgils manifesting themselves as books called Adventure (Patrick Stewart), Fantasy (Whoopi Goldberg), and Horror («voice god» Frank Welker).

Gorgeously directed by Chloé Zhao with the same assured command of documentary and narrative techniques she showed in her 2015 debut, «Songs My Brothers Taught Me,» this is a lovely, lyrical ode to South Dakota rodeo culture, centered around a Sioux cowboy named Brady Blackburn who, having suffered a severe head injury, is struggling with the likelihood that he'll never ride again.

You may never know when horsing around will go a bit too far and result in an injury, so it's best to watch your pooch when he's getting acquainted with other dogs.Flea control is another consideration that should be at the forefront of your preparations when you head off to the local dog park.

Some common accidents in and around a pool include slipping and falling on slippery cement or wet tiles, head and neck injuries resulting from diving board mishaps, and excessive roughhousing with consequences as tragic as a drowning accident.

According to the CDC, traumatic head injuries contribute to around 30 % of all deaths associated with injuries and an average of 138 people die with a TBI every day.

Such injuries may be due to medical negligence through the failure to recognize and timely respond to nuchal cord (the wrapping of the umbilical cord around the baby's head), breech presentation, or problems with the mother's placenta, to name just a few.