Alcohol May Aid in the Survival of Head Injuries
Although alcohol consumption is the cause of over 30% of traumatic brain injuries (TBI's), a new study indicates that low to moderate blood alcohol levels may decrease the chance of death after a head trauma. The study published today in the Archives of Surgery show results that link low to moderate levels of alcohol to TBI recovery. TBI patients with high levels of alcohol are more likely to die from their injuries, while patients with zero to moderate levels of alcohol in their system have a greater chance for survival.
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