Brain Injury Linked to Stroke
Brain Injury Linked to Stroke
Traumatic brain injury patients have an increased risk for stroke.
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" Traumatic brain injury dramatically increases the risk for stroke. Researchers in Taiwan study more than 23000. Adults who were treated for traumatic brain injury and compared them to record the patients without that type of injury they found the risk for stroke with ten times higher among those who had a traumatic brain injury their risk for stroke went down at time. Time passed however experts suggest each patient may need to be monitored with MRI scans for years after their accident."
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