Abstract

In India, people die and come impaired due traumatic brain injury (TBI). The psychiatric sequalae of TBI can be acute and habitual. Habitual sequalae of TBI are generally ignored and may take the form of blights of cognition, memory, perception, language or intelligence. It may also lead to unhappy aggression, sexual geste , personality change, mood changes, neurosis and psychosis. Neuropsychological assessment of TBI can be pharmacological or behavioural. Survivors of TBI are appertained to a walking wounded and bear to be watched for.