Hospital sodium management, central pontine myelinolysis, and brain injury
When doctors and nurses correct a low sodium levels too quickly, it can cause a permanent brain injury or death
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Neurologist roles and neurology medical malpractice
Neurologists are medical specialists who diagnose and treat brain, spinal cord, and nervous system conditions
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Delayed treatment of hydrocephalus and increased intracranial pressure is dangerous and deadly
The skull has limited space to accommodate swelling or excess cerebrospinal fluid
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Brain swelling, increased pressure can cause deadly brain herniation
People who've had recent head trauma or brain surgery have a higher risk
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Waco ER doctor doesn't order head CT scan, two days later young patient has permanent brain injury
When a patient had a headache and vomiting, the standard of care requires an emergency physician to order a head CT or MRI scan
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Sodium levels are important for injuries and conditions involving the brain
Sodium sounds simple, but it's complex to manage and timely correct treatment is a key
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Bariatric surgery and the dangerous complication of malnutrition-related Wernicke’s encephalopathy
When a surgeon fails to diagnose and treat Wernicke’s encephalopathy quickly, it can leave the patient with a permanent brain injury
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What you should know about the differences between concussions and brain injuries
Bleeding in or around the brain is a dangerous condition that may require quick surgery
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New guideline for treating pediatric mild traumatic brain injuries
Between 2005-2009, there were over 2 million ER visits for pediatric patients with mild traumatic brain injuries
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Brain aneurysm symptoms, treatment, and medical malpractice
Having the worst headache of your life or a stiff neck are classic symptoms of an unstable brain aneurysm
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