Brain injury is a process, not an event, with consequences that can manifest immediately or hours, days, or even months following the initial injury.

Some symptoms of brain injury are immediate and obvious, such as loss of consciousness, headache, vomiting or nausea, seizures, etc. But there are numerous subtle or delayed symptoms that often go undetected, untreated, undertreated, or mistreated.

Many of these symptoms are undetectable with plain MRI or CT scans. Injury to nerves in the brain can cause long-term problems and significantly impact a person’s quality of life as well as compound over time.