International Conference on Traumatic Brain Injury

  25 Mar 2026 - 25 Mar 2026

   Los Angeles, California

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International Conference on Traumatic Brain Injury

25 Mar 2026

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25 Mar 2026

Los Angeles, California



An international forum uniting clinicians, researchers, and policymakers to advance prevention, diagnosis, and multidisciplinary management of traumatic brain injury across acute, rehabilitation, and long-term care.

Keynotes from experts, evidence-based guidelines, novel imaging and biomarkers, neurocritical care advances, rehabilitation strategies, case-based discussions, and collaborative workshops fostering translation from research to practice.

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