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City New York City / / Company Delayed / / Country Afghanistan / Iraq / / Event Product Recall / Product Issues / / Facility World Trade Center / / IndustryTerm gas emboli / resuscitation protocol / / MedicalCondition loss of consciousness / primary blast injury / post-concussion syndrome / posttraumatic amnesia / blast injuries / closed head injuries / skull fractures / Headache / cerebral infarction / seizures / Both open and closed skull fractures / TBI / unconsciousness / brain injury / mild concussion / coma / nausea/vomiting / blast lung injury / post-traumatic stress disorder / blast injury / diffuse axonal injury / Traumatic Brain Injury / injury / tertiary blast injury / head trauma / head injuries / acute and life-threatening injuries / dizziness / subdural hematomas / contrecoup injuries / Diffuse axonal injuries / both secondary blast injury / Acute Concussion Evaluation Traumatic Brain Injuries / tinnitus / / MedicalTreatment resuscitation / / Movie World Trade Center / / Organization Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / / Product random digits / / ProvinceOrState Connecticut / / Technology resuscitation protocol / MRI / / URL www.emergency.cdc.gov/BlastInjuries / /
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Blast Injuries Traumatic Brain Injuries Background The most common types of nonpenetrating TBI are diffuse axonal injury, contusions, and subdural hematomas. Diffuse axonal injuries are common following closed head injur