New MRI technique may better predict fatigue, headaches in concussion patients ...Middle East

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New Delhi, Aug 9 (IANS) Offering concussion patients a brain scan known as diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) MRI could help identify those at risk of experiencing long-term, life-changing symptoms like fatigue, memory issues, and headaches, according to researchers. A concussion is the most common form of brain injury globally. Current assessments often involve CT scans, which detect abnormalities in fewer than 10 per cent of concussion patients. However, 30-40 per cent of those discharged continue to experience severe symptoms such as fatigue, memory issues, headaches, and mental health problems for years, said the team from the University of Cambridge in the UK. “Concussion is often seen as a

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