Differential Diagnosis of TBI From Other Neuropsychiatric Conditions

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Differential Diagnosis of TBI From Other Neuropsychiatric Conditions

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TBI occurs within many different contexts, and one of the primary challenges to the neuropsychologist working with these patients is the separation of TBI-related sequelae from preexisting conditions. In addition, the neurocognitive effects of psychiatric disorders and TBI may be synergistic.

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