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There are many cognitive impairments which occur following Traumatic Brain Injury [TBI]. More than 60% of people with moderate or severe TBI report cognitive and behavioural changes lasting more than 10 years post TBI, and more than 50% are unable to return to their previous work. | |||
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Welcome to Traumatic Brain Injury Content Creation Project. This page is being developed by participants of a project to populate the Traumatic Brain Injury Section of Physiopedia.
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There are many cognitive impairments which occur following Traumatic Brain Injury [TBI]. More than 60% of people with moderate or severe TBI report cognitive and behavioural changes lasting more than 10 years post TBI, and more than 50% are unable to return to their previous work.
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