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RE: The Head Blows Count; Using Technology to Determine Head Hits (Head Impact Sensor)
@josevas217 thanks for taking time to read my post. The effect of late detection of brain injuries can make treatments be a little difficult for doctors also the patients who could have easily treated themselves quickly if they found out early might end up passing through a lot of pains.
I was at the hospital some time back and i saw a person who had a brain injury due to a very strong hit on his head. He was very aggressive to himself and everyone around. He could identify people he knew but it was like an aggressive adrenaline was secreted everytime.
A brain irritation can produce those symptoms. In work activities I attended to a patient when he arrived, almost immediately after a car accident, a very kind, respectful and polite man.
After some time, when the inflammation in the brain became present, he became aggressive, very aggressive, he was another person. And that happened within a few hours, until he went into a state of unconsciousness and was taken to intensive care for induced coma. But, head bumps can lead to impressive things. Or trigger chronic diseases.
With this, it could be possible the hit from the car was severe.
thanks for sharing this here.