Management Approaches in Emergency Department for Post-Concussion Symptoms after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: An Overview

Abstract: This review was aiming to provide comprehensive review of the management approaches for those patients with mild brain injury and post-concussion syndrome in Emergency department, in addition to evaluate the roles of emergency room doctors in taking the right decision in such a situation. A comprehensive literature search strategy was performed by an electronic search of the databases (CINAHL, MEDLINE, and the Cochrane Library (The Cochrane Register of Clinical Trials) for relevant studies that were published up to January, 2017 in English language and involving human subjects only, from different population. In addition, bibliographies of included studies, were searched for more studies to be included and clinical trial registries was also performed. This comprehensive evaluation has actually explained the offered emergency and pharmacological treatment options and strategies for concussion based on the most present readily available medical literature, despite the quality of proof. Having the full scope of evidence in the specialist's management armamentarium ought to help in handling intricate post-concussion symptoms. That being stated, it cannot be emphasized enough that treating patients with post-concussive symptoms is not an easy job. Keywords: provide comprehensive, Cochrane Register of Clinical Trials. Title: Management Approaches in Emergency Department for Post-Concussion Symptoms after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury: An Overview Author: Nasser Mansour M Faris, Ali Mohammad Ali Aljabry, Mohammed Omar Miftah, Mohammad Ali Dighriri, Ali Essa Tawhari, Malek Hassan Ibrahim Alaaullah, Mohammed Foad Ahmed Basehi, Ahmad Foad Ahmad Basehi, Ali Mohammed A Abutaleb, Zaid Ali M Hakami, Rami Ibrahim A Asiri International Journal of Healthcare Sciences ISSN 2348-5728 (Online) Research Publish Journals

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