Brain Hemorrhage and Trauma Pocketcard Set

Every year, 80,000 people in the United States suffer from intracerebral hemorrhage, 25,000 from subarachnoid hemorrhage, and 1,600,000 from traumatic brain injury (TBI). Despite the frequency and severity with which patients with these processes present to medical attention, clinicians often report a significant level of anxiety and lack of familiarity regarding etiology, stabilization, and early management with many forms of intracranial hemorrhage as well as TBI.

The Brain Hemorrhage and Trauma pocketcard Set highlights:

    Provides a succinct and easy to use visual guide of the essential considerations in all forms of intracranial hemorrhage and TBI
    Contains summarizing visual maps of brain hemorrhage and TBI
    Each entity within each subset is detailed with expanded visual presentations along with clinical information such as patient demographics, history and exam findings, imaging notes, further recommended diagnostics, and prognostic information

For physicians, residents, and nurse practitioners in the neurosciences as well as all medical students.