Question

What event is most likely to occur to the brain in a classic cerebral concussion?

Answer 1

Brief period of vital sign instability happens to the brain in a classic cerebral concussion.

What is classic cerebral concussion?

• According to the traditional definition, a cerebral concussion is characterized by a momentary loss of consciousness but not by a deeper damage to the brain parenchyma.
• In contrast, a cerebral contusion is traditionally defined as a loss of consciousness along with injury to the cerebral parenchyma.
• There are three different forms of Grade 1 concussions: mild, with signs and symptoms lasting less than 15 minutes and no loss of consciousness.

• Grade 2: Moderate, no loss of consciousness, symptoms lasting more than 15 minutes.
• Grade 3: Severe, with the subject occasionally losing consciousness for a brief period of time.

• According to the traditional definition, a cerebral concussion is characterized by a momentary loss of consciousness but not by a deeper damage to the brain parenchyma.

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