Accurate Testing

Explore tools and methods for precise diagnosis.

Medical team reviewing MRI results

Diagnosing Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

A definitive diagnosis of traumatic brain injury (TBI) is achieved by integrating the patient's medical history, detailed physical and neurological examinations, and advanced imaging and diagnostics (such as diffused tenser imaging, arterial spin labeling, or MRI perfusion) to precisely determine the injury's location, type, and severity.

Our Comprehensive Diagnostic Process

Clinical Evaluation

An in-depth discussion focusing on current symptoms, a detailed history of the injury event, and the patient's functional challenges in daily life.

Neurocognitive Testing

Administration of standardized assessments specifically designed to measure key functions, including memory, attention span, executive functioning skills, and processing speed.

Advance Imaging

Utilization of high-resolution brain imaging—such as specialized MRI scans—to accurately identify subtle injury patterns and effectively rule out any potential secondary or contributing causes.

Longitudinal Tracking

Implementation of continuous, ongoing monitoring to objectively assess the patient's recovery trajectory, measure therapeutic progress, and guide necessary adjustments to the treatment plan over time.

Advance Neuro Diagnostics

  • Quantitative EEG
  • Brain mapping
  • Videonystagmography (VNG)
  • ERPs
  • Evoked Potential Responses