Gulf war and health: 7 Long-term consequences of traumatic brain injury
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adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE
....................................................................................................................................xiii
SUMMARY
.....................................................................................................................................1
1
INTRODUCTION
....................................................................................................................13
Background
...............................................................................................................................13
Traumatic Brain Injury
..............................................................................................................14
Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom
....................................................15
Charge to the Committee
..........................................................................................................15
Scope of the Report
...................................................................................................................15
Organization of the Report
........................................................................................................16
References
.................................................................................................................................17
2
BIOLOGY OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
.....................................................................19
Pathobiology of Traumatic Brain Injury
...................................................................................19
Traditional Classifications of Traumatic Brain Injury
..............................................................25
Classification According to Extent of Pathology
......................................................................25
Classification According to Biomechanics of Injury
................................................................27
Therapeutics and Traumatic Brain Injury
.................................................................................28
Summary of Pathobiology of Traumatic Brain Injury
..............................................................29
Traumatic Brain Injuries Relevant to the Military
....................................................................30
Basic Mechanisms of Explosive Injuries
..................................................................................31
Severity Scoring of Blast Injuries and Traumatic Brain Injury
................................................41
References
.................................................................................................................................46
3
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF ADULT TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
..........................................59
Incidence of Traumatic Brain Injury
.........................................................................................61
Brain Injury Severity
.................................................................................................................63
Risk Factors for Traumatic Brain Injury
...................................................................................64
Recurrent Traumatic Brain Injury
.............................................................................................67
Traumatic Brain Injury and Short-Term Outcomes
..................................................................68
Summary
...................................................................................................................................69
References
.................................................................................................................................96
4
CONSIDERATIONS IN IDENTIFYING AND EVALUATING THE LITERATURE
.......103
Identification of the Literature
................................................................................................103
Types of Evidence
...................................................................................................................104
Inclusion Criteria
.....................................................................................................................110
Considerations in Assessing the Strength of Evidence
...........................................................112
Limitations of Studies
.............................................................................................................113
References
...............................................................................................................................115
IX
5
MAJOR
COHORT STUDIES
................................................................................................117
General Limitations of Cohort Studies
...................................................................................117
Organization of the Chapter
....................................................................................................118
Military Studies
.......................................................................................................................118
Population-Based Studies
.......................................................................................................127
Other Cohort Studies
...............................................................................................................133
Studies of Sports-Related Traumatic Brain Injury
..................................................................140
References
...............................................................................................................................166
6
NEUROCOGNITIVE OUTCOMES
......................................................................................173
Penetrating Brain Injury
..........................................................................................................173
Closed Head Injury
.................................................................................................................181
References
...............................................................................................................................194
7
NEUROLOGIC OUTCOMES
................................................................................................197
Seizure Disorders
....................................................................................................................197
Postconcussion
Symptoms
......................................................................................................210
Ocular and Visual Motor Deterioration
..................................................................................224
Endocrine Disorders
................................................................................................................227
Neurodegenerative
Diseases
...................................................................................................237
Dementia of the Alzheimer Type
............................................................................................237
Dementia
Pugilistica
...............................................................................................................243
Parkinsonism
...........................................................................................................................246
Multiple Sclerosis
...................................................................................................................251
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
................................................................................................254
References
...............................................................................................................................256
8
PSYCHIATRIC OUTCOMES
...............................................................................................265
Mood Disorders
.......................................................................................................................266
Suicide
.....................................................................................................................................276
Anxiety Disorders
...................................................................................................................281
Other Psychiatric Outcomes
....................................................................................................289
Aggressive Behaviors
.........................................................................................................289
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Disorders
...................................................................................291
Psychotic Disorders
............................................................................................................292
References
...............................................................................................................................297
9
SOCIAL FUNCTIONING
......................................................................................................301
Primary Studies of Military Populations
.................................................................................301
Primary Studies of Civilian Populations
.................................................................................303
Secondary Studies
...................................................................................................................307
Summary and Conclusions
......................................................................................................314
References
...............................................................................................................................328
10
OTHER HEALTH OUTCOMES
...........................................................................................333
Mortality and Traumatic Brain Injury
.....................................................................................333
Primary Studies
.......................................................................................................................333
Secondary Studies
...................................................................................................................336
Summary and Conclusions
......................................................................................................339
Brain Tumors and Traumatic Brain Injury
.............................................................................350
Primary Studies
.......................................................................................................................350
Secondary Studies
...................................................................................................................354
Summary and Conclusions
......................................................................................................355
References
...............................................................................................................................364
11
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
.................................................................367
Quality of the Studies
..............................................................................................................367
Overview of Health Outcomes
................................................................................................368
Recommendations
...................................................................................................................370
INDEX
.........................................................................................................................................373
TABLES AND FIGURES
TABLE
2.1
Safety Recommendations for Standoff Distances from
Different Types of Exploding Bombs
....................................................................................31
TABLE
2.2
Overpressure Effects on Surrounding Materials and Unprotected Persons
...............33
TABLE
2.3
Summary of Most Important Body-System Injuries Induced by Concomitant
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, and Quaternary Effects of Blast
............................................34
TABLE
3.1
Glasgow Coma Scales and Glasgow Outcome Scales
...............................................70
TABLE
3.2
US TBI Incidence Studies: Case Identification, Data Source, and TBI Severity
Scoring
...................................................................................................................................71
TABLE
3.3
Non-US Incidence Studies: Case Identification, Data Source,
and TBI Severity Score
..........................................................................................................75
TABLE
3.4
US TBI Incidence Studies
..........................................................................................79
TABLE
3.5
Non-US TBI Incidence Data
......................................................................................81
TABLE
3.6
US TBI Deaths and Mortality Rates
..........................................................................84
TABLE
3.7
Non-US TBI Deaths and Mortality Rates
..................................................................85
TABLE
3.8
Percent Severity Distributions of Hospitalized Patients
in US and Non-US Incidence Studies
....................................................................................87
TABLE
3.9
Highest Age-Specific TBI Rates and Gender Rate Ratios: US Studies
.....................89
TABLE
3.10
Highest Age-Specific TBI Rates and Gender Rate Ratios: Non-US Studies
..........90
TABLE
3.11
Percent Distributions of TBI Incidence Cases by External Cause: US Studies
.......91
TABLE
3.12
Percent Distributions of TBI Incidence Cases by External Cause:
Non-US Studies
.....................................................................................................................92
TABLE
3.13
TBI In-Hospital Case Fatality Rates (CFR) from US Population-Based Studies....93
TABLE
3.14
TBI In-Hospital Case Fatality Rates (CFR) from Non-US
Population-Based Studies
......................................................................................................94
TABLE
3.15
Percent Distribution of
GOS
Outcome Categories at Hospital Discharge
Rate for US and Non-US Studies
...........................................................................................95
TABLE
5.1
Major Cohort Studies (Shaded) and Derivative Studies
..........................................143
TABLE
6.1
Penetrating Head Injury and
Neurocognitive
Outcomes
.........................................178
TABLE
6.2
Closed Head Injury and
Neurocognitive
Outcomes
................................................189
TABLE
7.1
Seizure Disorders and TBI
.......................................................................................204
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TABLE
7.2 Symptoms
After Deployment According to Type of Injury During
Deployment
..........................................................................................................................211
TABLE
7.3
Frequency of Symptoms on RPCS Questionnaire
...................................................214
TABLE
7.4
Prevalence of Subjective Complaints
5
Years After Injury
.....................................216
TABLE
7.5
Postconcussive Symptoms and TBI
.........................................................................219
TABLE
7.6
Ocular and Visual Motor Deterioration and TBI
.....................................................226
TABLE
7.7
Endocrine Disorders and TBI
..................................................................................233
TABLE
7.8
Dementia of the Alzheimer Type and TBI
...............................................................242
TABLE
7.9
Parkinsonism and TBI
..............................................................................................249
TABLE
7.10
Multiple Sclerosis and TBI
....................................................................................253
TABLE
8.1
Psychologic Outcomes—Mood-Disorder Studies
...................................................270
TABLE
8.2
Psychologic Outcomes—TBI and Suicide
...............................................................279
TABLE
8.3
Psychologic Outcomes
—
Anxiety Disorder Studies
................................................285
TABLE
8.4
Psychologic Outcomes
—
Personality Disorder Studies
...........................................294
TABLE
9.1
Social Function
........................................................................................................316
TABLE
10.1
TBI and Mortality
..................................................................................................340
TABLE
10.2
TBI and Brain Tumors
...........................................................................................356
FIGURE
2.1
Pathologic classification of TBI
...............................................................................26
FIGURE
2.2
Classification of TBI based on primary insult
..........................................................28
FIGURE
2.3
Potential consequences of blast exposure
.................................................................30
FIGURE
2.4
Explosion-induced shock waves
...............................................................................32
FIGURE
2.5
Examination and diagnosis algorithm for blast injuries
...........................................36
FIGURE
2.6
Complex mechanisms of blast-induced
neurotrauma
...............................................37
FIGURE
2.7
Brief Traumatic Brain Injury Screen
........................................................................45
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