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Disability and quality of life 20 years after traumatic brain injury.

Nada AndelicEmilie Isager HoweTorgeir HellstrømMaria Fernandez SanchezJuan LuMarianne LøvstadCecilie Røe
Published in: Brain and behavior (2018)
Functional limitations persist even decades after moderate and severe TBI, with poorer prognosis for females and persons who were depressed at the 10-year follow-up. Development and evaluation of targeted long-term follow-up programs and access to rehabilitation services for these groups should be highlighted. Improved community integration despite stable functional limitations draws attention to long-term adaptation to adversity and illness.
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