Published research

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  Further evidence of the brain's ability to compensate for injury

  There is growing recognition among psychologists of the brain's ability to adapt to damage, even in adulthood

  11 September 2009 Read more about Further evidence of the brain's ability to compensate for injury

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  Experiments show benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy after TBI

  Researchers have reported encouraging results regarding the use of Hyperbaric oxygenation (HBO)

  11 September 2009 Read more about Experiments show benefits of hyperbaric oxygen therapy after TBI

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  Gel hope for brain injury repair

  An injectable hydrogel may help to repair damage after brain injury

  8 September 2009 Read more about Gel hope for brain injury repair

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  Towards the routine use of brain imaging to aid the clinical diagnosis of disorders of consciousness

  Coleman MR, Davis MH, Rodd JM, Robson T, Ali A, Owen AM, Pickard JD

  1 September 2009 Read more about Towards the routine use of brain imaging to aid the clinical diagnosis of disorders of consciousness

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  Hormone deficiencies may affect rehab outcome

  Researchers investigate the association between hormone levels after traumatic brain injury and recovery after rehabilitation

  6 August 2009 Read more about Hormone deficiencies may affect rehab outcome

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  Disrupted intrinsic functional connectivity in the vegetative state

  Cauda F, Micon BM, Sacco K, Duca S, D'Agata F, Geminiani G, Canavero S. (2009)

  1 May 2009 Read more about Disrupted intrinsic functional connectivity in the vegetative state

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  Hypogonadism on admission to acute rehabilitation

  Carlson, et al. (2009)

  1 April 2009 Read more about Hypogonadism on admission to acute rehabilitation

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  Concussion effects can last decades

  A new study has shown that minor head injuries resulting in concussion can lead to subtle signs of mental and physical problems even 30 years later.

  9 March 2009 Read more about Concussion effects can last decades

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  Startlingly high rates of brain injury found among US army soldiers

  Preliminary findings from a US study have revealed remarkably high levels of confirmed traumatic brain injury among US combat troops who have served in Iraq.

  9 March 2009 Read more about Startlingly high rates of brain injury found among US army soldiers

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  Rehabilitation technique helps brain injury survivors find their way

  A study by researchers at the University of Birmingham looked at the effectiveness of errorless learning for teaching route finding.

  9 March 2009 Read more about Rehabilitation technique helps brain injury survivors find their way

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  Research examines referral outcomes to rehabilitation for brain injury survivors

  Research examines the timescales of referral outcomes for patients admitted to a rehabilitation unit over the course of one year.

  28 January 2009 Read more about Research examines referral outcomes to rehabilitation for brain injury survivors

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  Researchers identify novel mechanism to reduce nervous system inflammation

  American researchers have discovered a new way to limit inflammation

  27 November 2008 Read more about Researchers identify novel mechanism to reduce nervous system inflammation