Sentence examples for brain damage that has from inspiring English sources

Despite having continuing symptoms, the lawsuit said, Plevretes was cleared to play in a subsequent game in which a tackle caused brain damage that has left him with speech impediments, memory loss and other issues that require 24-hour care.

The reason you can't help is that you cannot reverse the irreversible brain damage that has been inflicted upon every single child in Flint.

Lizzy may not have a concrete diagnosis, but the brain damage that has easily been detected in five MRIs does more than just affect her development and speech.

Another problem in devising treatments for neurodegenerative diseases is the difficulty of reversing brain damage that has already occurred.

Some important considerations for treatment of neurodegenerative diseases are the impermeability of the blood-brain barrier to many therapeutic agents and difficulties in reversing brain damage that has already occurred.

There should now be no club of its size that lacks the basic equipment — a defibrillator to jump start the heart and oxygen to prevent brain damage — that D'Hooghe had to work without in those days.

Studies of people who had brain damage that blocked their ability to attach feelings to their decision making showed that their lives were difficult and their decision making abilities fell apart.

Rushing against time, Ms. Babcock hired a Spanish-speaking investigator who went to Mexico and Spanish-speaking psychiatrists who discovered that Mr. Valdez suffered from brain damage, evidence that had never been presented to the court.

BOSTON, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Years of hits to the head in football or other contact sports lead to a distinct pattern of brain damage that begins with an athlete having trouble focusing and can eventually progress to aggression and dementia, a study released on Monday says.

Somewhere, she had suffered brain damage that affected her body movements.

He could have suffered brain damage that changed his behavior, or post-concussion syndrome, which, in rare cases, prolongs concussion symptoms indefinitely.