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After a brain injury: care, recovery and the next step
Traumatic brain injury · Food, normal function and supported decisions
- External force concept; no specific accident depicted
- Brain within head; no individual injury or diagnostic scan shown
A traumatic brain injury changes how the brain works after an external force. Some injuries are called mild or concussion, but their effects can still be serious. Care needs to match the injury, its timing and the person’s symptoms; one recovery story cannot stand for every TBI. [TBI-ABOUT] [TBI-SEVERE]
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Sources and review scope
These source notes explain the evidence consulted and its limits. Educational information does not replace individual medical care.
- TBI-ABOUT
- CDC: about mild TBI and concussion
Overview; testing; treatment and recovery · Exact identified sections read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; bounded source verification, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not a trial-level comparative efficacy appraisal.
- TBI-DANGER
- CDC: symptoms of mild TBI and concussion
Symptoms; danger signs in adults and children · Exact identified sections read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; bounded source verification, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not a trial-level comparative efficacy appraisal.
- TBI-RECOVER
- CDC: what to do after mild TBI or concussion
When to seek medical care; steps to take · Exact identified sections read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; bounded source verification, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not a trial-level comparative efficacy appraisal.
- TBI-SEVERE
- CDC: moderate and severe TBI
Overview; long-term problems; care burden · Exact identified sections read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; bounded source verification, not clinical appraisal.
Severity and long-term context only. Selected rehabilitation-cohort numerical outcomes not adopted as personal prognosis.
- TBI-NHS
- NHS: head injury and concussion
Immediate/urgent advice; medical follow-up · Exact identified sections read through the web reader on 11 November 2026 UTC; bounded source verification, not clinical appraisal.
Official educational guidance; not a trial-level comparative efficacy appraisal.
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