A comparison of functional outcomes in hypoxia and traumatic brain injury: A pilot study
作者： Mrugeshkumar K. Shah , Alexios G. Carayannopoulos , David T. Burke , Samir Al-Adawi
DOI: 10.1016/J.JNS.2007.04.012
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摘要: Abstract We present our experience with 30 patients on functional outcomes of anoxic brain injury (ABI, n = 15) due to cardiac etiologies from freestanding inpatient rehabilitation hospital. A convenience sample patient traumatic (TBI, similar demographic characteristic ABI was used for comparison indices activity daily living, cognition, mobility as well other prognosis such hospital length stay, cost and discharge predisposition. No statistical significant differences were found between the two groups presently employed outcome measures. This investigation supports positive impact individuals hypoxia etiology. Future research comparing TBI larger, controlled trials is warranted.
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