Predictors of neuropsychological outcome after pediatric concussion.

Miriam H BeauchampMary AglipayKeith Owen YeatesNaddley DésiréMichelle KeightleyPeter AndersonBrian L BrooksNick BarrowmanJocelyn GravelKathy BoutisIsabelle GagnonAlexander Sasha DubrovskyRoger Zemek

Published in: Neuropsychology (2019)

Neuropsychological outcome after pediatric concussion is not attributable solely to preexisting problems but is instead associated with a combination of preexisting and injury-related variables. Acute cognitive screening appears to be particularly useful in predicting neuropsychological status after concussion. (PsycINFO Database Record

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