Two-Year Outcome Following Traumatic Brain Injury and Rehabilitation: A Comparison of Patients From Metropolitan Melbourne and Those Residing in Regional Victoria
Conclusions: These findings suggest that outcomes in patients from regional areas are at least as good as those from metropolitan Melbourne. (Source: Brain Impairment)
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- Article 5 (see Poster 32): Natural History of Recovery From Brain Injury After Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness: Outcome of Patients Admitted to Inpatient Rehabilitation With 1 to 4 Year Follow-Up
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