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Traumatic Brain Injury,n team. Beyond the core disciplines (physiatry, physical/occupational therapy, and speech/language pathology), neuropsychology services are added to provide cognitive and behavioral assessment, treatment, and guidance to the remainder of the treatment team.

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Book 2006iting to be quickly read and comprehended, the authors spell out the implications of brain injury, the effects of spinal cord injury, the uses of orthotics and prosthetics, and the crucial importance of cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation to maximize functional independence. Additional chapters det

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Spinal Cord Injury,e average age at the time of injury is 37.7 years, one can only imagine the magnitude of the indirect costs associated with lost income potential. The psychological impact on patients and their families is even more difficult to measure.

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Book 2006ail the principles of pediatric, neuromuscular, cancer, and orthopedic rehabilitation, and demonstrate the use of electrodiagnostic techniques that can be used to help localize a lesion of the neuromuscular system and determine its severity, time course, and prognosis.The book also provides a handy review for passing PM&R board exams.

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