Injuries, poisoning and other specified effects of external agents (46 contents)
Head injuries (10 contents)
More and more people are suffering from dementia
The number of people with dementia is growing rapidly, according to a recently published World Health Organisation study. According to the WHO, there could be 40 per cent more people with the disease...
Secondary traumatic brain damage
As a result of brain damage from a head injury, a number of processes can occur that lead to secondary damage to nerve cells (neurons). Secondary post-traumatic brain injuries include:
Nasal injuries in children- causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, complications
Keeping an energetic child under control is not always easy. Even when parents have "eyes around their head" and think their child is safe (e.g. when playing, jumping or riding a bike) injuries can...
Post-traumatic focal lesions
Post-traumatic focal lesions can occur in both contact and non-contact injuries.
The way to skiing injuries
Skiing is a seasonal sport practised by many amateurs. Lack of regular training and excessive bravado are the most frequent causes of injuries on the slopes. Professional equipment for skiing on...
