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Many families take patients off life support too soon after traumatic brain injuries: study

Many patients who died after traumatic brain injuries may have survived and recovered if their families had waited to take them off life support, a new study found.

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With brain injuries, waiting to remove life support may provide a clearer picture of a patient s outlook, study shows

With brain injuries, waiting to remove life support may provide a clearer picture of a patient s outlook, study shows
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New Study Cautions Against Hastily Withdrawing Life Support

New Study Cautions Against Hastily Withdrawing Life Support
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Life Support Withdrawn Too Soon in Severe TBI?

Life Support Withdrawn Too Soon in Severe TBI?
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Some brain injury patients would recover if life support weren t ended

After comparing people with brain injuries whose life support was continued with those who had it turned off, scientists calculated that around 40 per cent in the latter group may have made some recovery

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