Sentences with phrase «more significant brain injuries»

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But more significant is the consequence of that slight significant risk, permanent brain injury or death!

It's now more than clear — the HB setting is associated not only with a measurable excess mortality, but a significant risk of brain injury.

Significant advances emerging from neuroscience and computer technology have long been a goal of the U.S. military in its quest to find better ways to use brain - related technology to boost national security, and more recently, address debilitative injuries resulting from improvised explosive devices and posttraumatic stress disorder, according to two experts on neuroscience and ethics.

My experience of working with people who have suffered brain injury includes more subtle but still potentially significant concussive head injury cases including post-concussion syndrome, and more serious cases of long term cognitive and behavioural difficulties after moderate brain trauma.

Our serious injury lawyers have significant experience in securing millions of pounds in compensation for people who have suffered serious injuries such as brain injuries, spinal injuries, amputations and more.

For more information about how to help your spouse, your marriage, and your family after your partner's significant brain injury please contact an experienced Lexington brain injury attorney today to schedule an initial consultation about your rights and possible recovery.

Things such as a common cold or flu can be significantly harder to recover from as a senior citizen, and the same may be true for more significant conditions such as traumatic brain injuries (TBI).

But in more serious broken bone and brain injury cases, this subrogated interest can be significant.