Traumatic Brain Injury — Emergency & Rehabilitation in Noida

A concussion is a mild TBI from a blow to the head, causing temporary disruption of brain function — confusion, headache, nausea, or brief loss of consciousness. Most concussions recover completely with rest. Warning signs requiring hospital evaluation include: prolonged confusion lasting more than an hour, repeated vomiting, severe or worsening headache, one-sided weakness or speech difficulty, seizure, or loss of consciousness more than a few minutes.

Intracranial pressure (ICP) monitoring involves placing a small probe through the skull into the brain tissue or ventricle to measure pressure continuously. It is used in patients with severe TBI (GCS ≤8) to detect dangerous pressure rises that signal need for intervention. Target ICP is less than 20 mmHg with a cerebral perfusion pressure above 60 mmHg. Dr. Marda's neuroanesthesiology and neuro-ICU team at Medanta Noida manages ICP monitoring and medical therapy.

Post-concussion syndrome is a cluster of symptoms persisting for weeks to months after a concussion — including headache, dizziness, difficulty concentrating, memory problems, fatigue, and mood changes. It affects approximately 15–30% of concussion patients. Management involves graded return to activity, headache treatment, vestibular rehabilitation, and neuropsychological support. Neurology team at Team Sushrut manages post-concussion syndrome at Medanta Noida.

Yes. Medanta Hospital, Sector 50, Noida provides round-the-clock emergency trauma neurosurgery. Team Sushrut — including Dr. Manish Vaish (AANS International Fellow), Dr. Anil Dhar, Dr. Dipanshu Narula and Dr. Manish Marda (neuroanesthesiology) — manages severe TBI in the dedicated neuro-ICU. Emergency: +91 98103 24401