Cognitive-Motor Dissociation Following Pediatric Brain Injury: What About the Children?
Background and ObjectivesFollowing severe brain injury, up to 16% of adults showing no clinical signs of cognitive function nonetheless have preserved cognitive capacities detectable via neuroimaging and neurophysiology; this has been designated cognitive-motor dissociation (CMD). Pediatric medicine...
Main Authors: | Caliendo, E. (Author), Fins, J.J (Author), Hill, N.J (Author), Ivanidze, J. (Author), Kim, N. (Author), Lowder, R. (Author), Nowak, S. (Author), Olafson, E. (Author), O'Sullivan, J. (Author), Schiff, N.D (Author), Shah, S.A (Author), Voss, H.U (Author), Watson, W.D (Author) |
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Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
2022
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