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10/3/2009
Christopher Keane
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Alternative Methods for Detecting A Child Brain Injury: Are CT Scans Required?

We recently added a post to our Child Brain Injury Blog about the sometimes unnecessary conduction of CT scans on children believed to have brain injuriesFor more information on other brain injury detection methods and how to know when to perform a CT scan, click here.  

As an advocate for injured and abused children who have suffered brain damage, Chris Keane narrows his legal focus to representing children and only children.  Such a narrow focus has given him the opportunity and experience of working with the best medical experts in the field of child brain injury.  If you have questions regarding pediatric traumatic brain injury or child head injuries in general, contact Chris Keane online or at 888-592-KIDS for free answers and advice unique to your specific situation.




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