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Subdural Hematoma Brain Bleed in Nursing Home Residents

Senior Justice Law Firm nursing home abuse attorney Dylan Hanson explains how subdural hematoma brain bleeds occur in nursing homes. A subdural hematoma is a collection of blood just outside the brain, which is usually cause by a severe head injury. The bleeding caused by subdural hematoma is outside the brain, but can accumulate and cause pressure on the brain itself. This is a very serious injury and often leads to death. Subdural hematoma often occurs due to head trauma after a fall and frequently is due to nursing home neglect. Common symptoms are confusion, a loss of consciousness, vomiting, seizures, speech impairment or visual problems. Many nursing home residents need assistance walking or getting up to use the bathroom – if they are not adequately supervised, devastating falls can occur which lead to head injuries. In patients who cannot walk, a subdural hematoma may be an indication that the resident was dropped by staff members during a transfer. If a subdural hematoma was due to a fall or some other preventable trauma, the nursing home should be held liable for the resident’s injury. If you believe that your loved one possibly suffered from a subdural hematoma because of nursing home neglect, let our skilled attorneys and staff investigate the matter further. Nursing home abuse is our law firm’s primary practice area and it is important to discuss your case with an experienced attorney. Call us today for a free consultation. Visit https://seniorjustice.com/subdural-he... or call (888) 375-9998 to learn more about a potential subdural hematoma nursing home negligence lawsuit.