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City Washington / DC / Philadelphia / Canberra / / Company Brain Injury Factsheet Regular / Synapse Inc / Brain Injury Australia / / Country Australia / / / Facility American College of Sports Medicine / Australian Institute of Health / / IndustryTerm social support systems / / MedicalCondition ataxia / brain injury / crush injury / e.g. dysnomia / e.g. lethargy / stroke / spastic hypertonia / Acquired brain injury / clinical depression / traumatic brain injury / pain / fatigue / contracture / injury / Parkinson’s disease / Multiple Sclerosis / e.g. meningitis / penetration injury / MS / infections / seizure disorders / tumours / / Organization American College of Sports Medicine / US Department of Health and Human Services / Physical Activity Guidelines Advisory Committee / Australian Institute of Health and Welfare / / / Position Archer / Driver / Accredited Exercise Physiologist / / ProgrammingLanguage DC / / PublishedMedium Lippincott Williams & Wilkins / / Technology Sports Medicine / / URL www.essa.org.au / www.bia.net.au / www.exerciseismedicine.org.au / www.exerciseright.com.au / www.synapse.org.au / / SocialTag 
Acquired brain injury and exercise What is acquired brain injury? In Australia, acquired brain injury (ABI) is the term most commonly used to describe any damage to the brain that occurs after birth. More than 430,000 (2