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Ep 53: Treating Catastrophic Brain Injuries (Part 1 with Dr. Modi)
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Today we sit down own with neurologist Dr. Sumul Modi, a board certified neurologist, to discuss the profound impacts of neurological injuries. Anytime a catastrophic injury involves the brain, there are significant concerns about making a recovery and Dr. Modi has seen things from gunshot wounds to car accidents to axe wounds. Most people will not achieve functional independence following a catastrophic injury without support or aid of some kind, and we’ll dive into that in a multi-part conversation.
In part one, Dr. Modi shares his journey from India to the United States, his experiences in treating traumatic brain injuries, and his motivations for starting his own practice. The conversation explores the challenges faced by patients with catastrophic brain injuries, the differences in cultural approaches to education between India and the U.S., and the myriad ways brain injuries can affect a person's life.
Tune in for an insightful discussion on the complexities of neurological recovery and the importance of purpose-driven medical practice.
Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:
0:00 – Intro and background on Dr. Modi
2:47 – Starting his own practice
3:55 – His purpose in life
6:15 – Treating catastrophic injuries
9:39 – The effects of brain injuries
13:32 – Other impacted injuries
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