<unk> s are one of the most common traumatic head injuries involved with sports or injuries; young children having the highest rate among all age groups. Among children attending school following a<unk> , 13.7% continued to be symptomatic 3 months afterwards; this could not be explained by trauma, family dysfunction, or psychological adjustment. The rate of incidence of<unk> s, in general, decreases with age; the younger generation experience head traumas more often.
Pediatric concussion
Pediatric stroke
Traumatic brain injury
Sports-related traumatic brain injury
Childhood acquired brain injury
Acquired brain injury
Organic brain syndrome
Penetrating head injury