The UCLA Study of Children with Moderate-to-Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Event-Related Potential Measure of Interhemispheric Transfer Time

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RT @griz1: 1/Recovery After Pediatric Brain Injury #RAPBI. Prospective study of mod-severe #TBI showed 2 groups..slow IHTT [worse outcome &…

1/Recovery After Pediatric Brain Injury #RAPBI. Prospective study of mod-severe #TBI showed 2 groups..slow IHTT [worse outcome & white matter] vs normal #IHTT. @talin_babikian @DrBlied J @Neurotrauma 2016: https://t.co/15TqPGqR0d @DrEmilyD J Neurosci 2

Recovery After #Pediatric Brain Injury #RAPBI finds interhemispheric transfer time #IHTT separates TBI survivors into slow & normal corpus callosum function. @DrEmilyD @emuneek @UCLAMCH @UCLAHealth @USC @KeckMedUSC @UofCalifornia @Neurotrauma #UCNT2018

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