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Incidence refers to the number of new TBI events that occur each year in a specific population or geographic region. It represents the number of people who had a TBI event whether or not they experienced related symptoms or problems after the acute phase of the injury. It is important to note that these numbers include people who experienced a TBI and appear to have recovered from the injury.

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