Sentence examples for significant brain damage from inspiring English sources

There is no resurrection for Quinn and the doctors talk about "significant brain damage".

Andre Waters, a former Philadelphia Eagles defensive back who committed suicide last November, was determined to have significant brain damage caused by football-related concussions.

Although he was a NBA All-Star, Twyman was best known for taking care of teammate Maurice Stokes after Stokes suffered significant brain damage.

Mr. Woodman was taken to the hospital with marks on his face and had "significant brain damage, which means he was not breathing for more than four minutes," Mr. Friedman said.

Last week, an extra on the latest Transformers film who suffered significant brain damage when a stunt went wrong was rewarded $18.5m in compensation by a Chicago judge as part of a settlement.

But there was nothing to suggest that Cicoria had experienced any significant brain damage after the lightning strike, other than a very transient disturbance to his memory systems for a week or two.

After 48 hours, the animals developed significant brain damage--17 times more than that seen in nine unexposed animals, Oberdörster reported.

Youth were excluded if they had documented mental retardation (IQ < 70), significant organic brain damage or major medical problems, as they may have required specific adaptations of psychotherapy and thus, their treatment would not be representative of UC practice with youths with DBPs.

Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) play a significant role in brain damage and repair after hypoxia-reoxygenation because they mediate the disruption of the BBB, resulting in neurovascular dysfunction and vasogenic edema.

BMA President Elect, Sir Al Aynsley-Green said: "Exposure to alcohol before birth is one of the most significant causes of childhood brain damage, learning disability, poor behaviour and even criminality, affecting up to one in every 100 infants.

Histopathology revealed no significant increase in early brain damage in the HI groups.