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The development of two novel interhemispheric transfer time tasks and application within a pilot paediatric moderate severe traumatic brain injury cohort
Introduction: Children are particularly vulnerable to injuries sustained during and following moderate or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) as it can interrupt normal childhood development. Our ability to assess functional outcomes in the post-acute phase of injury is still limited, but imperative...
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Division of General Surgery
2025
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