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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Craniocerebral Trauma"”.

  1. Elucidating the Impact of Previous Head Injury on Cognition, Brain Structure, and Pathophysiology in Cognitively Normal Individuals Across the Adult Lifespan

    Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), or concussion, is a common experience and awareness of mTBI has been increasing. There has been growing concern regarding potential long-term effects of concussion on cognition and risk for neurodegenerative disorders. This concern is heightened for athletic …

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  2. The Effects of Youth Football on the Developing Brain: A Multi-Modal Neuroimaging Study

    … during a single season without sustaining a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). There is a growing concern regarding the association between later-life neurodegenerative disease development and earlier life head injury. This association is linked to the combination of recurrent mTBI and repetitive …

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  3. Prediction of Long-Term Intellectual and Neuropsychological Effects of Closed Head Injury in Infants and Children

    <p>The ability to predict long-term intellectual and neuropsychological outcome (1-7 years post-injury) in children (ages 1 week - 14 years at injury) with a history of closed head injury were investigated. Clinical indicators of injury severity including EEG reading and age at injury as well as …

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