Abeer Fatima11 months ago
Primary and Secondary Brain Injury
Primary brain injury refers to the immediate injury to the brain which may occur in acute cases e.g., trauma, contusion etc. Secondary brain injury occurs secondary to some metabolic or physiological imbalances. Reference: Bailey and Love's Short Practice of Surgery Image via: https://outdoormedicine.org/head-injury-in-remote-areas/?lang=en
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