… % had a mild brain injury and 44% had no evidence of loss of consciousness. Two thirds of
children with mild brain injuries and one third of those with serious brain injuries were trans- …

… the Galveston Brain Injury Conference in 2012 2 reads, “Injury to the brain can evolve into
a lifelong health condition termed Chronic Brain Injury (CBI). CBI impairs the brain and other …

Each year, pediatric traumatic brain injury (TBI) accounts for 435,000 emergency department
visits, 37,000 hospital admissions, and approximately 2,500 deaths in the United States. …

… 6 years after injury. Additionally, … pediatric TBI with outcomes of pediatric orthopedic injuries
across an interval from the end of the first postinjury year to an average of 6 years after injury, …

… , face, brain, and neck muscles make children susceptible for distinctive types of injuries that
… There are unique biomechanical properties for pediatric brain injury due to a combination of …

… In light of the growing recognition that childhood brain injury may contribute to the … for,
and correlates of behavioral outcomes after pediatric brain injury, few have taken a systematic …

… sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Although the focus is on the pediatric TBI population,
… of medication with children and adolescents after brain injury. Therefore, findings from the …

Acute brain injury is the cause of approximately 100,000 pediatric hospital admissions per …
of the brain injury, clinical diagnosis, hospital course, and discharge outcome of all pediatric …

… : brain injury, tele-health, problem solving, pediatric, family Pediatric traumatic brain injury
has been shown to contribute to adverse outcomes for both injured children and their families (…

… Prevention strategies exist for some pediatric traumatic brain injury; however, all suffer from
… outcomes for injured children vary with the severity of injury, child age at injury, premorbid …