traumatic brain injury

What are the Causes of TBI in Children?

The causes of TBI in children vary by age group. In infants and toddlers, falls are the most common cause. In school-aged children, the leading causes include sports injuries and bicycle accidents. Adolescents often sustain TBIs from motor vehicle accidents and assaults.

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