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Traumatic brain injury, also known as TBI, happens when the brain is damaged as the result of a collision or external impact. The harm is internal and the symptoms can be subtle. For this reason, TBI is sometimes called a “silent epidemic.”
The leading causes are:
Are you or a loved one coping with TBI in the wake of a car crash or other accident? Worrying about paying medical bills? Struggling to make ends meet? Call Eric Blank Injury Attorneys. If your TBI was caused by the negligent or wrongful conduct of someone else, you could be entitled to money for lost income, physical therapy, medical expenses and other compensation. Contact our Nevada TBI attorneys at Eric Blank Injury Attorneys today.
What Is Traumatic Brain Injury?
The brain is made of neural networks that send messages throughout the body to control functions such as thinking, seeing, hearing and muscle movement. The soft tissue of the brain is protected by the skull. When the head receives a violent, external jolt – such as in a car wreck – the brain is slammed against the hard bony interior of the skull. This can damage the neurons and impair brain function, resulting in TBI.
No two TBI cases are the same. There are many different types of brain injuries, and the effects can be severe. Symptoms can vary depending on the cause, location and severity of the initial trauma. Often TBI is undiagnosed and untreated. A patient can be sent home from the emergency room after a car accident without anyone – including the treating physician – being aware that a severe internal brain injury has occurred. Not until days or perhaps months later do signs of a serious problem begin to surface.
• Headaches, including sharp pain in the temples or forehead
• Memory loss
• Difficulty concentrating and maintaining mental focus
• Fatigue, dizziness and vertigo
• Struggling to find the right words for familiar objects
• Feeling overwhelmed by noise or crowds
• Loss of balance and motor skills
• Blurred vision or clouded eyesight
• Difficulty hearing
• Loss of self-esteem
• Depression, anxiety or suicidal thoughts
• Death
If you or someone you love is a TBI victim, Eric Blank Injury Attorneys can help you recover the compensation you deserve. We understand the complex medical, legal and emotional issues related to TBI accidents. We can make sure you get the medical care you need. We can help you obtain compensation to cover therapy, rehabilitation and job retraining. We can retain accident reconstruction experts, workplace injury specialists and investigators as needed. We know how to locate all sources of available insurance. We are experienced at going toe-to-toe with insurance adjusters.
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If you’ve suffered serious brain injury in a Las Vegas car, truck, motorcycle or workplace accident, trust our TBI team to work to get you fair compensation and maximum benefits. Call Eric Blank Injury Attorneys at (702) 222-2115 or fill out our free online case evaluation form for a free and confidential case evaluation today.
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