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Welcome,

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a significant cause of mortality and morbidity with around 1.4 million attendances to emergency departments in England and Wales following a head injury, the majority of which (80 to 90%) are classified as mild Even minor head injury can have significant long term consequences with significant impacts on life and work felt by some sufferers years following injury.

We are a team of emergency medicine researchers based at the University of Cambridge, Department of Medicine. We are largely focused on the diagnosis and management of TBI with a principle focus on mild head injury. We work with multiple partners worldwide to aim to deliver clinical improvements in the management of TBI.​​ ​​

We are currently running two studies: BRAINS-TBI and POCKET. These studies aim to investigate whether blood biomarkers can help guide decisions about CT head scanning and improve our ability to predict recovery and outcomes after a mild head injury (Glasgow Coma Scale score 13–15).

If you have questions please contact the study team:

Email address: brains-tbi@medschl.cam.ac.uk

Phone: 07845 229971

Thank you for your interest in our research!

Yours,

The TBI emergency medicine research team.

~1.4 million attendances to for head injury to Hospital each year

         155, 919

admissions for head injury in 2016-17.

 

     427 patients            admitted per day

up to 30% of patients will develop persistent symptoms following minor head injury

*Information provided on completion of the Contact Form will be used to form patient and public groups and we may contact you to notify you over ways you can assist in ongoing and prospective research projects. We will not process this information for any other purpose or pass details onto third parties without further explicit consent. If you don’t want us to process your data anymore, please contact us at tbicambridge@gmail.com

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