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ARTICLE · 25 JANUARY 2019

The Dangers Of Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury

When a child is the victim of an accident or incident causing traumatic brain injury (TBI), parents and caregivers may feel as if they are powerless. The consequences of pediatric brain injury ...

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When a child is the victim of an accident or incident causing traumatic brain injury (TBI), parents and caregivers may feel as if they are powerless. The consequences of pediatric brain injury are far-reaching and have the potential to result in a lifetime of complications. From having access to the right supports, resources, and legal representation is critical, as they navigate their new normal and no family should have to go at it alone.

The Evolving Nature of Pediatric TBI

A childhood traumatic brain injury is unfortunately not a one-time event but rather a series of symptoms and effects requiring an evolving degree of management. A child’s brain is continuously developing which means that it can be difficult to pinpoint the severity or scope of a brain injury which can make moving forward especially complicated. As a child grows and develops, new symptoms or developmental concerns may present themselves, requiring families and care teams to readjust

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