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How A Simple Bump Can Cause An Insidious Brain Injury

An MRI scan shows Bryan Arling's brain from above. The white-looking fluid is a subdural hematoma, or a collection of blood, that pushed part of his brain away from the skull, causing headaches and slowing his decision-making. (Courtesy of Dr. Ingrid Ott, Washington Radiology Associates)
An MRI scan shows Bryan Arling's brain from above. The white-looking fluid is a subdural hematoma, or a collection of blood, that pushed part of his brain away from the skull, causing headaches and slowing his decision-making. (Courtesy of Dr. Ingrid Ott, Washington Radiology Associates)

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