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J Rooker1, M Bannister, R Amirfeyz
1Great Western Hospital, Swindon, UK. jemma.rooker@doctors.net.uk
Abstract:
We have reviewed 22 patients at a mean of 30 years (28 to 31) after a whiplash injury. A complete recovery had been made in ten (45.5%) while one continued to describe severe symptoms. Persistent disability was associated with psychological distress but both improved in the period between 15 and 30 years after injury. After 30 years, ten patients (45.5%) were more disabled by knee than by neck pain.
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