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See Latest ArticlesThe impact of alexithymia on somatization after traumatic brain injury
Brain Injury, 06/26/09
Wood RLL et al. - Alexithymia after TBI increases the risk of affective disturbance and somatization. It needs to be identified at an early stage to direct rehabilitation interventions and improve prospects for psychosocial outcome.
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