Scientific American (7/17, Yuhas) reports that a study published online July 16 in the journal Neurology reveals that even a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) may affect brain matter and cognition. The study’s findings “hint that the contusions leave a lasting trace in the brain.”
The Fox News (7/17, Kwan) website reports that researchers arrived at that conclusion after “working with a group of 44 people with mild TBI, nine people with moderate TBI and a control group of 33 healthy” matched individuals to whom they “administered DTI scans within one week of injury,” along with “the Glasgow Coma Scale (GSC) test to measure cognition.”
Small Scan Study: Even Mild TBIs May Affect Brain Matter, Cognition.
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