Symptoms of brain injury

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Craniocerebral injury is often very serious, and there are many clinical manifestations of craniocerebral injury, especially the special manifestations of craniocerebral injury, so many times we want to know the special manifestations of craniocerebral injury. The symptoms of craniocerebral injury, let me tell you.

Symptoms of brain injury

Neonatal brain injury is almost always caused by birth injury, which is generally manifested as scalp hematoma, skull deformation, fontanel tension or frequent vomiting. Subperiosteal hematoma is more common in infants and is easy to calcify. Children are prone to table tennis like depressed fractures. Infants and preschool children have severe reaction after injury, obvious disorder of vital signs and prone to shock symptoms.

The elderly have a long time of consciousness disturbance after craniocerebral injury, and their vital signs change significantly. When they are complicated with intracranial hematoma, the early symptoms are not obvious, but vomiting is common and the symptoms develop rapidly. There are often delayed disturbance of consciousness. The clinical manifestation of intracranial hematoma in children is light, the appearance of cerebral hernia is late, and the condition changes rapidly.

Severe brain injury can often cause water and salt metabolism disorders, hyperosmolar hyperglycemia, non ketotic coma, cerebral pulmonary edema and brain death. Children can also have frequent vomiting, headache, seizures, neck stiffness, bilateral pupil inequality or eye muscle movement disorders, local brain tissue damage can appear limb paralysis or convulsions, aphasia and hemisensory disorders, lumbar puncture more bloody cerebrospinal fluid, meningeal irritation.

matters needing attention

It is suggested that parents should pay attention to supplement vitamin D and calcium to their children, generally up to the age of three. In addition, parents should pay attention to take their children to the sun frequently, and should ensure that the baby has 2 hours of outdoor activities every day to help the absorption of calcium.