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Living With Traumatic Brain Injury
Patients at the University of Washington Medical Center talk about adapting to daily life following traumatic brain injuries. Some have experienced physical, cognitive or personality changes that affect their work and relationships.
Length: 1751
Rating: 5.00 (23 ratings)
Tags: health medicine
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2D/3D Medical Animation: TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury Part 2
Traumatic Brain Injury - TBI
In correlation with some of the nation's leading medical experts and trial attorneys who specialize in "mild traumatic brain injury (mild TBI)", MediVisuals has developed an interactive animated software that demonstrates how traumatic brain injuries can occur without a significant blow to the head and without being evidenced on imaging studies.
Animated sequences based upon crash tests demonstrate the movements associated with a "typical" sudden deceleration incident. Multiple other animation sequences explain the involved anatomy and show the soft, fragile brain impacting on the hard and uneven inner surface of the skull. The sequences demonstrate how multiple axonal injuries can occur from the shearing forces (both with and without hemorrhage and both with and without positive findings on imaging studies). An additional animation sequence demonstrates how the combined deceleration and rotational forces result in axonal injury in the corpus callosum.
Please visit our website at http://www.medivisuals.com
Length: 393
Rating: 4.90 (36 ratings)
Tags: 3D 2D medical animation MediVisuals traumatic brain injury TBI trauma axonal axon shear medicine
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2D/3D Medical Animation: TBI - Traumatic Brain Injury Part I
Traumatic Brain Injury - TBI
In correlation with some of the nation's leading medical experts and trial attorneys who specialize in "mild traumatic brain injury (mild TBI)", MediVisuals has developed an interactive animated software that demonstrates how traumatic brain injuries can occur without a significant blow to the head and without being evidenced on imaging studies.
Animated sequences based upon crash tests demonstrate the movements associated with a "typical" sudden deceleration incident. Multiple other animation sequences explain the involved anatomy and show the soft, fragile brain impacting on the hard and uneven inner surface of the skull. The sequences demonstrate how multiple axonal injuries can occur from the shearing forces (both with and without hemorrhage and both with and without positive findings on imaging studies). An additional animation sequence demonstrates how the combined deceleration and rotational forces result in axonal injury in the corpus callosum.
Please visit our website at http://www.medivisuals.com
Length: 468
Rating: 4.40 (25 ratings)
Tags: 3D 2D medical animation MediVisuals traumatic brain injury TBI trauma axonal axon shear shearing corpus callosum mva med
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Black Kids - Partie Traumatic [Album Version With Lyrics]
I Hope These Are Right
//Hugs and kisses from the girls and the boys,
We get automatic,
This jungle is massive,
So please don't be so passive,
Be aggressive,
Impress us,
And they will get the message,
Yes your Father, he had it,
For us it's automatic,
Yes it's magic, yes magic,
Oh it's partie traumatic - Do it!
This planet, is static
It's not our demographic,
We are stepping, galactic,
And just a bit satanic,
Yes your mother, she hacked it
For us it's automatic,
Yes it's magic, thats magic,
Oh it is partie traumatic - Do it!
Hugs and kisses from the girls and the boys, (we get automatic)
Lose my chance they were unemployed, (we get automatic)
Stay the night you can have some grits, (we get automatic)
Sure, youre right this song is the tits! (we get automatic)
Alright, alright, (we get automatic)
Alright, alright, (we get automatic)
Alright, alright, (we get automatic)
Alright, alright. (we get automatic)
Length: 191
Rating: 3.90 (11 ratings)
Tags: black kids partie traumatic alternative indie rock album lyrics
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Relearning Everything - Recovering From Traumatic Brain Injuries / Educational Documentary Video (2008) Abbreviation Version
Relearning Everything (abbreviated selection) (2008)
Producer: jarrod whaley
This is an abbreviated version of the documentary Relearning Everything, which offers an intimate and truthful portrayal of the lives of individuals recovering from traumatic brain injuries, a population served locally by the Chattanooga Area Brain Injury Association. Recovery is revealed to be a lifelong process in which many of the most basic tasks we all take for granted must be remastered—and in the strength and determination of these survivors is a powerful message of hope which applies to us all.
Production Company: oak street films
Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States
Traumatic brain injury (TBI), also called intracranial injury, occurs when physical trauma injures the brain. TBI is one of two subsets of acquired brain injury (ABI, brain damage that is not congenital); the other subset of ABI is non-traumatic brain injury, or injuries that do not involve external mechanical force (e.g. stroke, meningitis, insufficient oxygen). TBI is usually classified as mild, moderate, or severe, depending on the extent of loss of consciousness, loss of memory, and score on a neurological scale following the injury. TBI can result from a closed head injury or a penetrating head injury and may occur in a specific location or may be diffuse, occurring over a more widespread area. Head injury usually refers to TBI, but is broader because it can involve damage to structures other than the brain such as the scalp and skull.
TBI is a major cause of death and disability worldwide[1] and the leading killer of people under age 45. Major causes of TBI include falls, vehicle accidents, and violence. Prevention includes using seat belts and helmets when riding bicycles or motorcycles and during some sports.
In addition to the damage caused at the moment of injury, brain trauma initiates a variety of chemical events within the brain that contribute to damage in the hours and days following the injury. This so-called "secondary injury" presents the opportunity to discover new treatments that limit the damage caused by TBI by interfering with these damaging cascades.
Imaging techniques such as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are used for diagnosis. In mild cases, TBI may require no treatment at all; in severe ones, medications and emergency surgery may be required to lower the pressure within the skull. Physical therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy may be employed for rehabilitation. TBI can cause a host of physical, cognitive, emotional, and social effects. Outcome can be anything from complete recovery to permanent disability or death.
Length: 433
Rating: 3.40 (5 ratings)
Tags: traumatic brain injury injuries TBI head damage damaged physical severe trauma acquired ABI neurological recovering recovery rehabilitation rehab therapy survivor survivors accident traumatized memory conscious consciousness penetrating closed disability disabling sports accidents death deaths disabilities skull scalp fractured spinal cord
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Enzyme X - Post Traumatic Fuckup
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Enzyme+X
Length: 276
Rating: 4.60 (7 ratings)
Tags: Enzyme Post Traumatic Fuckup
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Traumatic Brain Injury FACTS
Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI Facts from a Survivor of TBI.
Individuals who have experienced Traumatic Brain Injury are protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
The ADA defines the word "disability" as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of an
individual's major life activities; a record of such an impairment; or being regarded as having such an impairment. 42
U.S.C. S12102(2). Section 36.104 of the Department's ADA Title III regulation.
Read the Complete Letter from the Natioanl Head Injury Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer at:
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/foia/tal238a.txt
I received my TBI in 1995 at a SAM'S CLUB. A Member of Management (NOT using his Brain) put a 52 pound Television set on a 9 inch Book Shelf where it came crashing down on my head, almost ending my life in a split second. If that Manager would have used his BRAIN, before putting a massive Television set on a Book Shelf, I would not have to go what I go through everyday of my life. I am one of the lucky ones who lived to tell about it.
To find out more about TBI, please visit the Brain Injury Association of Florida http://www.biaf.org/
Thank You and GOD BLESS YOU and if you are a TBI Victim and Survivor, I wish you all the best - unfortunately it is a ' LIFE SENTENCE '
** SORRY I had to TURN OFF Comments because I was getting too many Wal-Mart / Sam's Club bashing (negative) comments and that is not the intention of the video. Please DO NOT Email with those type comments.
MARCH is Brain Injury Awareness Month - tell a FRIEND, EDUCATE Them !
If you signed the DEBBIE SHANK petition who also had TBI, THANK YOU....
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Length: 165
Rating: 5.00 (2 ratings)
Tags: Walmart Sams Club Shank Traumatic Brain Injury TBI Survivor Head
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Traumatic Stress - Who the Fuck is James Brown
Big hit all over the world. Sold big in Japan, Scandinavia and Europe, but was banned in the UK for using the F-word. Formed a trio with 'James Brown is dead' and 'James Brown is still alive'. Dutch producer and singer Peter Koelewijn stole the idea for his single 'Who the Fuck is Alice'. (Smokie remix).
Length: 303
Rating: 5.00 (13 ratings)
Tags: traumatic stress house james brown who the fuck is pymm japan germany sweden finland denmark norway banned in uk
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