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Study: TBI doesn't necessarily lead to an increased risk of marital instability


Study: TBI doesn t necessarily lead to an increased risk of marital instability
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) has a major impact on the lives of affected patients and families. But it doesn t necessarily lead to an increased risk of marital instability, as two-thirds of patients with TBI are still married to the same partner 10 years after their injury, reports a study in the July/August issue of the
Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation
(JHTR). The official journal of the Brain Injury Association of America, JHTR is published in the Lippincott portfolio by Wolters Kluwer.
For marriages that do end, divorce most often occurs within the first year after TBI, according to the new research by Flora M. Hammond, MD, of Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, and colleagues. Our data dispel myths about risk of divorce after TBI and suggest a message of hope, the researchers write. ....

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Most TBI Patients with Persistent Consciousness Problems Recover After Rehab


Mar 3, 2021
Caution is needed before withdrawing care, researchers warn
Most patients with a persistent disorder of consciousness (DOC) after moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) eventually recovered consciousness, prospective data showed.
By the end of rehabilitation, 82% of patients who had persistent DOC when they were discharged from acute care were able to follow commands, reported Robert Kowalski, MBBCh, MS, of the University of Colorado in Aurora, and co-authors. Median acute hospitalization was 25 days and median rehabilitation stay was 33 days.
“Caution is warranted in consideration of withdrawing or withholding care in patients with TBI and DOC,” they wrote in
Neurology. “This study found that DOC occurred initially in most patients with TBI and persisted in some patients after rehabilitation, but most patients with persisting DOC recovered consciousness during rehabilitation.” ....

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