Axonal Shearing Explained | Cognitive FX

What is axonal shearing? Dr. Jaycie Loewen, neuroscientist, explains how a concussion can cause axonal shearing, twisting, and disruption.

Axonal Shearing is one of the main reasons that you may have symptoms after a concussion or mild traumatic brain injury. Dr. Loewen simply explains what axonal shearing is, how it can happen, the effects of axonal shearing, and also how it can be fixed.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:11 Anatomy of a Neuron
00:50 The Axon's Role
01:11 Axonal Injury Explained
01:39 Diffuse Axonal Injury
01:55 Concussions and Axonal Injury
02:26 Concussion Symptoms Explained
02:41 Why does Post Concussion Syndrome happen?
03:15 How Cognitive FX fixes axonal shearing
03:48 Recommended Videos

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[Joseph-tuf]

New to this channel. i find it a good reference. After years of different therapies I can Almost sustain independent living with the aide of a everyday nurse after a severe DAI in which i was comatose for two months 5 years ago in a motocross accident.

[nursenelly]

great and explained so that I understand

[bjorncorning]

Generally MRI just say "insignificant" though and nothing happens after

[traveltykes]

My step daughter suffered a TMI when she fell off a golf cart. It was an emergency situation. She was raced to a trauma center and has been going through baby steps towards healing and recovery. I just got word that the MRI done yesterday shows shearing. Right now I have no more than this. I will talk with the nurse later on to get a few more answers. One question is can you give a reliable prognosis from such an MRI... which is not like the one that you are describing in your video and that occurs at your rehab center.

[Sayandipsen-ivy]

Ma'am i have question ? those neuron which undergo diffuse axonal injury die or stay alive ? And if alive do they soon die or stay alive forever ?

[JuliesClassiccanines]

I need to speak to you about my daughter who is in the ICU with a severe brain injury. How can I contact you? She has had brain sheering, bleeding on the brain, blood clot on her brain stem, been in the icu 2 weeks after a car accident. I need a second opinion!

[hrishikeshkokane]

@Dr.Jaycie Loewen, How to become a neuroscientist

[bensmith]

Well I had a severe tbi with maximum sheer baby girl hot damn