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2 years w tbi, symptoms of headaches, fatigue, slow visual working memory, processing. back to work, feel 100%. but what to watch out for now?
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Long term sequelae: Tbi (traumatic brain injury) may have sequelae several years after the injury. The greater the severity of the injury, the more likely the sequelae. Post-traumatic hydrocephalus or normal pressure hydrocephalus may occur years after the injury. Chronic fluid collections outside of the brain (subdural hematomas) may also occur. Further work-up by your physician may include additional studies (mri).
Answered 6/3/2021
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