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Neurologist evaluating an accident patient for concussion symptoms

Accident-related conditions

Concussion & Traumatic Brain Injury
after an accident.

Explore neurological evaluation for concussion and traumatic brain injury symptoms, including telehealth and mobile EEG, qEEG, and brain mapping across Texas.

Understanding the symptoms

What patients may notice.

A concussion can follow a direct blow to the head or the rapid acceleration and deceleration of a collision. Symptoms can affect thinking, balance, sleep, mood, vision, and physical comfort.

Headache or pressure in the head

Dizziness or balance changes

Light or noise sensitivity

Memory or concentration difficulty

Sleep, mood, or personality changes

Clinical evaluation

The next step depends on the findings.

Neurological consultation is available by telehealth or in clinic. When clinically appropriate, assessment may include EEG, qEEG, brain mapping, or DTI/MRI as part of a broader clinical evaluation—not as standalone proof of injury.

This information is educational, not a diagnosis. Call 911 or seek emergency care for severe, rapidly worsening, or life-threatening symptoms.

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