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International Journal Of Advances In Surgery

ISSN (O) : 2663 - 046X

A CrossRef Indexed Journal

DOI : 10.34300/26630451

ISSN (P) : 2663 - 0451

IC VALUE : 92.22 (2019)


Review Paper

REVIEW ON CLINICAL EVIDENCES OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS AND REHABILITATION THERAPY OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS

Yogesh Chand Yadav, Ramakant Yadav

Abstract :

Background: Traumatic ain injury (TBI) is also major cause of morbidity and mortality in world. It is well documented that about 1.6 million persons carry on TBI in which 2 lakhs die annually in India, whereas around more than 60 % due to road traffic accidents India. Objective Present review is an attempt to summarize to suitable cognitive rehabilitation strategies for recovery of cognitive functions of TBI Patients. Methods: Through the search engine Scopus and pubmed, literature on recent advances on clinical evidences of cognitive impairments and rehabilitation therapy of traumatic ain injury patients includes approximately all cognitive rehabilitation methods to improve cognitive functions such as attention, memory, language, cognition, communication, and executive, problem solving and reasoning have been collected.Results: The comprehensive clinical studies have been conducted by various researchers assert cogitative functions are impaired due traumatic ain injury and it can be significantly recovered by utilize of various cognitive rehabilitation methods. Conclusion: On behalf of clinical evidences, it has been revealed that we have various cognitive rehabilitation methods to improve functions.


Keywords :

Traumatic brain injury   Cognitive impairment   rehabilitation.  


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REVIEW ON CLINICAL EVIDENCES OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS AND REHABILITATION THERAPY OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY PATIENTS, Yogesh Chand Yadav, Ramakant Yadav, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED MEDICINE : Volume-1 | Issue-3 | May-2017

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