Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) and Brain Injury Severity
See how the Glasgow Coma Scale measures consciousness and classifies brain injury severity, from mild to severe, using eye, verbal, and motor responses.
See how the Glasgow Coma Scale measures consciousness and classifies brain injury severity, from mild to severe, using eye, verbal, and motor responses.
Learn how oxygen deprivation causes hypoxic or anoxic brain injury, its symptoms, treatment, and recovery process.
Learn what happens in an open head injury, how doctors treat skull-penetrating trauma, and what recovery and rehabilitation involve.
Learn how closed head injuries damage the brain without a skull fracture — causes, symptoms, treatment, and recovery steps.
Learn what happens in diffuse axonal injury — how nerve fibers tear, what symptoms follow, and what recovery from this severe brain trauma involves.
Learn how the brain’s lobes, cerebellum, and brainstem work together — and how damage to each area affects movement, memory, and emotion.
Learn what causes brain injury — from falls and crashes to stroke, lack of oxygen, or infection — and how prevention can save lives.
Learn about brain injury complications — post-concussion syndrome, seizures, hydrocephalus, CTE, and behavioral changes — and how they are managed.
Learn how frontal lobe damage affects thinking, personality, and behavior after brain injury, plus treatments, rehabilitation, and long-term outlook.
Learn how speech and language therapy helps brain injury survivors restore communication, cognitive skills, and swallowing safety for greater independence.