Brain Injuries Primary Secondary Immediate damage to brain tissue
{"Image DocumentName": "Brain Injuries Primary Secondary Immediate damage to brain tissue", "Image ImageDescription": "Direct result of injury force. Little can change injury after it occurs. Secondary. Result of hypoxia or decreased perfusion. Prehospital care can help prevent. Primary brain injury is the immediate damage to the brain tissue that is the direct result of the injury force and is essentially fixed at the time of injury. Little can be done to change the injury after it has occurred. Primary brain injury is better managed by prevention with such measures as use of occupant restraint systems in autos, the use of helmets in sports, work, and cycling, firearms education, and so forth. Secondary brain injury is the result of hypoxia or decreased perfusion of brain tissue. Good prehospital care can help prevent the development of secondary brain injury. In response to the primary insult, swelling can cause a decrease in perfusion. As a consequence of other injuries, hypoxia or hypotension may occur and both are damaging to brain tissue.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}