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Sequelae of mild closed head injuries
The Journal of Family Practice
|March 1, 1984
Abstract:
Thirty-nine minimal to mild closed head injuries without neurological signs were evaluated by a series of clinically available psychometric tests to determine the presence of identifiable intellectual deficits, rate of recovery, and personality or occupational changes. Even minimally head-injured patients suffer measurable cognitive deficits and occupational and behavioral changes.