Jornal de Pesquisa do Cérebro

Multiple Dimensional Methods for Patients with Brain Trauma in a Confused State

Abstract

Tolstrup Kocon*

Brain trauma often leaves patients in a confused state, presenting significant challenges for diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. Traditional methods may fall short in adequately assessing and managing these patients due to the complexity of their condition. Multiple dimensional approaches offer a promising avenue by integrating various assessment tools and treatment modalities to address the diverse needs of individuals with brain trauma. This article explores the application of multiple dimensional methods in the care of patients with brain trauma in a confused state, highlighting their benefits, challenges, and future directions.