Monthly Archives: March 2012

Learning about the brain can greatly help you understand a brain injury and the severity of any traumatic blow to the head. We’ve clipped a look at the occipital lobes, courtesy of NeuroSkills.com. Any future Florida brain injury laywers out … Continue reading →

Check out the exciting video below from the Associated Press. It details the latest brain imaging testing out of the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and includes how it applied to one man’s traumatic brain injury resulting from a crash. … Continue reading →

No joke. Yesterday was Brain Injury Awareness Day in Washington D.C, where Capitol Hill politicians and staff were invited to seminars led by the Brain Injury Association of America. Here at the Tampa Bay Brain Injury Blog we wish someone … Continue reading →

The University of Alabama at Birmingham is doing some awesome stuff for the brain-injured, including providing numerous activities for cognitive stimulation following a brain injury – from finger-tapping on a keyboard to games with basic playing cards. Tampa injury lawyers … Continue reading →

Our brain education series continues with more brain injury facts from Tampa injury lawyer Matt Dolman. Myth No. 4 is one of the most critical to dispel. Myth No. 4:  A “minor” or “mild” traumatic brain injury is not serious in nature … Continue reading →

You should know the signs of a concussion/brain injury. But it’s equally important to know how to proceed afterwards. Obviously, getting examined quickly by a doctor in the Tampa Bay area immediately is key. Below are recovery tips from the Defense and Veterans … Continue reading →

The tragic reports of the recent military-related massacre in Afghanistan have speculated a traumatic brain injury was a major cause. Regardless of what really happened, today’s TIME magazine article on traumatic brain injury and the military was a fascinating read. … Continue reading →

The great educational series offered by the brain injury lawyers at Dolman Law Group continues today with a look at diagnostic testing. Dolman Law Group serves brain injury and personal injury sufferers from offices in Clearwater, Bradenton and Melbourne. Myth No. 3:  … Continue reading →

Any baseball fan has seen a catcher take a foul ball off his mask hundreds of times. For Tampa Bay Rays fans, a recent episode had a serious result. Aspiring catcher Robinson Chirinos was sidelined with a concussion and it likely will … Continue reading →

Here’s another brain injury myth from Dolman Law Group, part of our Tampa Bay brain injury education series. Click here if you missed the first one. Myth #2:  The victim must strike his/her head to sustain a TBI  It is imperative … Continue reading →