Acute Non-Haemorrhagic Contusion: A Case Report

Nagrale, Jaya and Rewatkar, Priya and Pathade, Aniket and Wange, Nitin (2021) Acute Non-Haemorrhagic Contusion: A Case Report. Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International, 33 (64B). pp. 473-478. ISSN 2456-9119

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Abstract

Introduction: The most common type of brain injury is traumatic brain injury (TBI). severe of all traumatic wounds, typically keeping physical, cognitive, behavioral, and emotional deficits. TBI is estimated to cost $60 billion a year including medical care in the United States expenses and lost productivity costs making it one of the cost healthcare expenses. Thurman et al., 1999; Langloisetal.,2006; Selassieetal.,2008; Langlois and others. Langlois .and others, 2006). To begin, we’ll go at the theory, which states that a latent or explicit coagulopathy causes Bleeding from microvessels that were fractured during the primary injury may continue or be delayed.

Main Symptoms and the Important Clinical Findings: A male patient was admitted to Acharya Vinoba Bhave rural hospital on dated 17-07-2021 with the chief complaint of sudden paralysis in right upper limb and lower limb since 11/7/2021 exact time not know H/O RTA 9 years back with head trauma. After a physical examination and investigation, the doctor diagnoses a case of acute non-hemorrhagic contusion since at the 3 years back for which he was hospitalized for 20 days after the investigation was observed he took treatment for that and his outcome was good. acute non-hemorrhagic contusion depending on the severity of injury Headache confusion dizziness loss of nausea. Vomiting seizures, difficulty with coordination and moment lightheadedness, tinnitus, and spinning sensation.

Main Diagnostic Therapeutic Intervention and Outcome: After a physical examination and investigation doctor diagnoses a case of acute non-hemorrhagic contusion Tablet Levepsy 500mg BD, Tablet Dolo 650 mg TDS, Tab pantoprazole 40 mg BD, Tab Atorva40 mg given to a patient. The patient response to all medication and his outcome was good. trying to reserve any signs and symptoms that have appeared Doctor advised follow-up after 1 month a Sonography, blood investigation, and other examination to know the further disease progression. trying to reserve any signs and symptoms that have appeared Doctor advised follow up after 1 month a Sonography, blood investigation, and other examination to know the further disease progression.

Conclusion: Trying to reserve any sign and symptoms that have appeared Doctor advised follow up after 1 month a Sonography, blood investigation, and other examination to know the further disease progression.

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Date Deposited: 01 Apr 2023 09:02
Last Modified: 01 Jan 2024 12:32
URI: http://science.sdpublishers.org/id/eprint/200

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