Brief report of affective state and depression status after traumatic brain injury.

Depression after traumatic brain injury.

Antidepressant medications work by rebalancing the natural chemicals (neurotransmitters) in the brain to improve mood, energy, concentration, sleep, appetite, and anxiety. It is important to know that antidepressants are not addictive and usually do not need to be taken forever. Since each person’s situation is unique, always plan your antidepressant schedule with a doctor. There are many diffe...

P83: Enhancement of Seizure Incidence after Traumatic Brain Injury

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P24: Minimally Conscious State Improvements with Thalamic Ventralis Intermedius Nucleus Stimulation after Severe Traumatic Brain Injury

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Post-traumatic neural depression and neurobehavioral recovery after brain injury.

There are an estimated 2 million traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) each year in the United States, making the yearly incidence eight times greater than that of breast cancer and 34 times greater than HIV/AIDS. Still, it remains a "silent epidemic" because TBI results in persistent neurobehavioral impairment, without necessarily imparting a physical scar. The present review is a comparative analys...

Affective Stimulus Processing following Traumatic Brain Injury