OBJECTIVE To examine the incidence of head injury and symptoms of concussion among children at school and to determine the relationship of age, gender, and cause to incidence rates. DESIGN Incident reports involving head injury for schools in the Province of Ontario, Canada during the year 2000 were evaluated. PARTICIPANTS The population base for the schools represented was 1 372 979 childr...

Background: The incidences of head injuries are growing with increasing number of high speed motor vehicle, more movement of the public and mechanization in industry. Head injury is most common causes of mortality in road traffi c accidents and fall from Height. This is because of this special anatomical location of the Head in our body. This study is being taken into account to explore and eva...

how to cite this article:  oz ii, bozay oz e, şerifoğlu i, kaya n, erdem o. cerebellar infarction in childhood: delayed-onset complication of mild head trauma. iran j child neurol. summer 2016; 10(3):82-85. objective cerebellar ischemic infarction is a rare complication of minor head trauma. vertebral artery dissection, vasospasm or systemic hypo perfusion can cause infarct. however, underlying...

Acute head injury Epidemiology In the United Kingdom more than 150,000 patients are admitted to hospital each year with an acute head injury. Of this group more than 80% are classified as having a mild head injury, as defined by the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS). Approximately 1-2% of patients admitted to hospital after traumatic brain injury die as a consequence of their injuries with the majority ...

BACKGROUND Head injury is the major cause of death in a neurosurgical patient. OBJECTIVE To find the outcome, and treatment modality affecting the outcome in patients with head injury. METHODS Nine hundred eighty seven patients presenting to National Institute of Neurological and Allied Sciences, Kathmandu, with head injury from September 2009 to October 2010 were included in the study. Pat...

BACKGROUND Case fatality rates after all types of blunt injury have not improved since 1994 in England and Wales, possibly because not all patients with severe head injury are treated in a neurosurgical centre. Our aims were to investigate the case fatality trends in major trauma patients with and without head injury, and to establish the effect of neurosurgical care on mortality after severe h...