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Application Of Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy To Examine The Neurophysiology Of The Injured Adolescent BrainJain, 2022
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Over 1.9 million children sustain a concussion in the US annually, with adolescents accounting for over 50% of these injuries. Common sequelae of concussion include neurocognitive deficits, which can negatively affect daily activities, and persist past symptom …
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