Traumatic Brain Injury - Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) - Animation by Dr. Cal Shipley, M.D.

[@dalenedaylean3555]

Thank you for putting this out here. It took about 2 years for me to find DAI information online after my Tbi...and only because i read obscure medical journals. And very well done.

[@sreeramulusrinivasan8827]

Precise, crisp, clear explanation with beautiful self explanatory illustrations/ animated pictures in simple terms of diffuse axonal injury. Excellent. From Dr U S Srinivasan Senior Consultant Neurosurgeon Sri Balaji hospital Guindy Chennai Tamil Nadu India.

[@Jim-zy3lf]

My Life was forever changed in just Milli-Seconds . Speech , Balance , Fatigue , Vision , Short term Memory , Sensation the List goes On , each day I must avoid Sudden bumps , quick movement . But I'm Alive . Thanks Dr.

[@TrialImageInc]

Sorry to hear of your injury Jim! Only someone like you who has been affected by DAI can truly understand the life changing devastation involved, and the fact that there is very little in the way of treatment. I wish you well...

[@cacampbell3654]

Wow! This is packed with information! Fabulous! Thank you!

[@joker31415]

How much rotational force is required to cause a DAI? The motion is similar to what you see music fans do while head-banging. Can the neck alone muscles alone cause this sort of damage without an actual impact?

[@aojarocks1503]

I'm Ajit Mandi from India and 2yrs ago DAI (diffuse axonal injury)was happened to me.. I miracally slightly recovered.. 2yrs ago I can't walk, can't talk, can't eat by my own hand..but my right leg was not broken/fractured, instead of this I could not walk.. now my walking is slightly minimally improved (now I can't run).. in accident my right clavicle was broken and it is heal now..but I can't write (my handwriting) properly, and I can't walk properly.. my speech is 90% improve now.. can I walk/run properly and can my right hand works properly??? Plz help me

[@kavyakhapra5817]

Hi brother.hw r u doing now.i m also from india.same injury happened to my nephew on 28 sep 2020 and he is still in coma.hw long were u in coma please reply me

[@therealayatollah2678]

So that's what happened to me... Good to know.

[@Garrus_Vakarian_N7]

Greatly explained, thank you :)

[@賴俊甫]

Its very useful, thanks a lot!

[@stagflooring7067]

Dr. Cal thank you so much for this informative video. The best I seen yet. Is it possible to have a DAI with absolutely no actual trauma? Is it possible to have this injury simply from loss of oxygen? I’ve been deep in research & cannot find any instances that the two are linked. Thank you again for helping others to understand. I will attach your link to our pages.

[@TrialImageInc]

Great question Stag! By definition, DAI required rapid acceleration/deceleration of the head to put stress on neuronal axons. Impairment of oxygen flow to the brain is not a cause of DAI, though neuronal injury and death may occur in both instances.

[@zulemaflores1234]

Great information to know.

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[@SureshKumar-tu4vz]

Nicely explained

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[@drkh7429]

very useful you tube thx.

[@b.o.4469]

Thanks

[@mariamkinen8036]

What about deliberate chemical manipulation? By experts of clinical chemistry? Is that a normal brain ? Probably not.

[@missymason3850]

Person be very aggressive towards other people? Person be hateful? Belittlement ? And very abusive?

[@Giati270170]

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[@gabehcuodsuoitneterp203]

Havana Syndrome brought me here.