English teachers, which grammar is correct?

Question

He has history of fall resulting to brain injury.
He has history of fall resulting in brain injury.

resulting to, or resulting in?

boy boy · Answer

he has a history of falls ..resulting in a brain injury ...my version ..his brain injury is the result of falls ..he has a history of them

Anonymous · Answer

He has some history of falling, resulting in brain injury.
He has a history of falls, resulting in brain injury.
If it is only one fall, it is unlikely to constitute a history.

sunshine_mel · Answer

'Resulting in'

Although he'd have a history of falls, not just one

Catherine · Answer

Resulting in 
Falls, plural, not fall.

English teachers, which grammar is correct?

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