Neurological Disorder: Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the most common neurological disease in the world. More than 7 million people per year suffer from TBI, and the incidence is 235 to 556 / 100,000. In severe cases of TBI, the mortality rate will be as high as 40% and for survival disorders it will be as much as 55 to 77%, resulting in a decline in the quality of life. TBI is caused by head trauma including more typical closed head injuries where rapid acceleration or deceleration causes shearing of brain tissue and causes other forces in the brain and is transmitted to the front of the skull It affects the fossa.

Although less common, bipolar disorder or bipolar disorder may occur or may be associated with a neurological condition or injury. These and injuries contain little of stroke, traumatic brain injury, HIV infection, multiple sclerosis, porphyria, and temporal lobe epilepsy. Structural and / or functional abnormalities in specific brain circuits can form the basis for bipolar disorder. A meta-analysis of structural MRI studies of bipolar disorder reported decreasing volume of left anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), frontal cortex, ventral prefrontal cortex, and ciliary body. It has been reported that the volumes of the lateral ventricle, the globus pallidus, the anterior cingulate gyrus and the amygdala and the rate of increase of the deep white matter high signal increase.

Cerebral palsy, post traumatic injury, brain or spinal cord injury, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, spatial recognition, sensory disorders and autism I Samanitariism and support of our. According to the Women Refugee Council, as many as 7 million people evacuated by conflict in the world have disabilities. Immigrants and refugees with disabilities such as autism are often not identified - in many cases the definition of disability is particularly ambiguous in refugee camps. Only when they try to escape conflict zones for some reason, they do not lag behind in the conflict or lose their families. Even if a person with disability diagnosis unconfirmed or unidentified may enter the camp in some way, that person may still be excluded from mainstream aid programs such as food distribution and drug distribution.