What is anoxic brain injury?

What is anoxic brain injury?

What is anoxic brain injury? Anoxic brain injury is an injury to the brain caused by loss of oxygen. The brain needs oxygen to survive. If the brain goes without oxygen for five minutes, brain cells begin to die, coma will set in, seizures can occur. Doctors diagnosing an anoxic brain injury will run several important tests including MRI, CT scans, and EEG. Doctors will even sometimes do blood tests to determine what the level of oxygen is in the blood. This is a very serious condition. If you or a loved one has suffered an anoxic brain injury, please come in and sit down with me. I would like to talk with you and we’ll figure out if we have a case together.

Give us a call at Holliday Karatinos today.

James Holliday

Jim Holliday has recovered millions of dollars for his clients in restitution for their injuries.

Jim was awarded an ROTC scholarship to attend Stetson University where he graduated with Honors in 1990.  After serving on active duty in the US Army during the Gulf War, Jim attended Stetson University College of Law where he graduated with honors.  He has spent the last 19 years representing people who have suffered life altering physical injuries and helping family members who have lost loved ones who have suffered wrongful deaths.  Jim will leave no stone unturned in his investigation and prosecution of his clients’ cases.  Holliday Karatinos Law Firm PLLC has the financial wherewithal to take  high stakes cases to trial.