During the delivery of your newborn, injuries can sometimes occur. One of the most common forms of childbirth injury are bone fractures. A bone fracture is a type of full or partial break of a bone in the body. In newborns, the most common bones broken are the long bones which are longer than they […]
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There’s nothing more stressful than hearing that the baby that you just gave birth to has sustained an injury during childbirth. Unfortunately, accidents happen that can lead to birth complications. One of the injuries that a newborn can suffer from during delivery is a hemorrhage. What’s a Hemorrhage? A hemorrhage is a type of condition
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Your brain is heavily dependent on oxygen supply to perform essential body functions. Without a sufficient supply of oxygen, your brain ceases to function correctly. If oxygen deprivation continues, it can result in permanent brain damage or even death. Two common causes of inadequate oxygen supply to the brain are Hypoxia and Asphyxia. Let us
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Encephalopathy is a neurological disorder caused by various factors, including infection, trauma, or exposure to toxins. The symptoms of encephalopathy can be diverse and vary depending on the underlying cause. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential for preventing further damage to the brain. This article will discuss the different types of encephalopathy and how they
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Written By: Dr. Ahmed Diraz What exactly is traumatic brain injury? TBI can result from a blow to the head that strikes an object suddenly and violently. A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can also happen secondary to an object penetrating the skull and entering the brain tissue. The scalp, skull, brain, underlying tissue, and blood
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Written By: Dr. Patricia McGuire Have you ever hit your head on a car door and a few hours later noticed that you didn’t remember something that happened within the last few hours? Chances are you had a concussion. According to the CDC, “a concussion is caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the
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Written By: Dr. Kaliq Chang The chances of sustaining a spinal injury or an injury associated to the spine are high and depending on the severity of the accident, and how you were jostled in the car can determine the severity of your injuries. Both drivers and passengers are susceptible to injury following a car
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Written By: Dr. Patricia McGuire Three-year-old Chase was playing around on his older brother’s bunk bed. He wasn’t supposed to be up there, but Charlie liked to see the room from up high. He also enjoyed the excitement of his brother trying to get him down. Unfortunately, Charlie lost his balance and fell to the
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