Articles related to "Subdural Hematoma"

The aging brain combined with common medications makes older adults more vulnerable to traumatic brain injury with more severe consequences.

Epidural hematomas, subdural hematomas, and subarachnoid hemorrhages are types of bleeding that require urgent attention.

Head injuries in sports can run from mild to severe. Early recognition can lead to appropriate and life-saving medical care.

A regular low-grade headache, formally known as Constant Daily Headache or CDH, affects many people on a literally daily basis.

Car surfing is the latest high risk behavior in which an individual either stands or lies down on the top of a car while another person is driving.

Returning an athlete safely to play is dependent on specific criteria including range of motion, strength, power, and functional ability.

A young football player collapsed on the field during the fourth quarter with two minutes left in the game. Emergency treatment was unsuccessful in reviving athlete.

Colicky infants are usually healthy; their irritability is not due to poor parenting, and the condition resolves after several weeks with no lasting adverse effects.