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Cross-sectional evaluation of visuomotor tracking performance following subconcussive head impacts

Brokaw et al., 2018

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5494048029811497136
Author
Brokaw E
Fine M
Kindschi K
Santago Ii A
Lum P
Higgins M
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Technology and Health Care

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BACKGROUND: Repeated mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) has been associated with increased risk of degenerative neurological disorders. While the effects of mTBI and repeated injury are known, studies have only recently started examining repeated …
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