Clinical and forensic diagnosis of cerebral concussion

The problem of objective medical and forensic assessment of the diagnosis of concussion is considered. Despite a significant number of scientific publications, this problem is still relevant. Attention is drawn to the inadmissibility of omissions by clinicians when describing the anamnesis, local status, important symptoms confirming the diagnosis, and the need to consider the peculiarities of the approaches of forensic doctors to questions of damage assessment. The further assessment of the injury will depend on the completeness and quality of the information contained in the medical documents.

traumatic brain injury, cerebral concussion, diagnosis of damage, quality of medical documentation