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Brain Injuries

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Pediatric brain injury

Carole Wedel Sellars

1997

End of Watch

Stephen King

2016 ★ 4.2

Brainlash

Gail L. Denton

1996

Neurobehavioral Anatomy

Christopher M. Filley

2001

Introduction to neurogenic communication disorders

Robert H. Brookshire

1997

Faces of combat, PTSD and TBI

Eric Newhouse

2008

Brain mechanisms and intelligence

Karl Spencer Lashley

1929

Brain hypothermia treatment

N. Hayashi, Nariyuki Hayashi, Dalton W. Dietrich

2004

Physical Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injury (CLINICS IN PHYSICAL THERAPY)

Jacqueline Montgomery

1995

Management of brain-injured children

Richard Appleton

1998

Cognitive neurorehabilitation

Donald T. Stuss

1999

Mindstorms

John W. Cassidy

2009

Consciousness Lost and Found

Lawrence Weiskrantz

1997

Bend sinister

Vladimir Nabokov

1947

Shaking and other non-accidental head injuries in children

Keith Brown

2005

Confronting Traumatic Brain Injury

William J. Winslade

1998

Rehabilitation of the adult and child with traumatic brain injury

1990

Cognitive-communicative abilities following brain injury

Leila L. Hartley

1995

Brain Repair

Donald G. Stein

1995

Traumatic brain injury rehabilitation

A. Tennant, M. A. Chamberlain

1997

A three dog life

Abigail Thomas

2007

Traumatic brain injury

Jennie Ponsford

1995

Alternate therapies in the treatment of brain injury and neurobehavioral disorders

Gregory J. Murrey, Barbara L. Wheeler, Ethan B. Russo et al.

2005

Struck by genius

Jason Padgett

2014

Vision, perception, and cognition

Barbara Zoltan

1996

Traumatic brain injury

Mark J. Ashley

2004

Phineas Gage

John Fleischman

2002

Pediatric head trauma

Kenneth Shapiro

1983

One more sunset

Jim Connelly

2001

Clinical and neuropsychological aspects of closed head injury

John T. E. Richardson

2000

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