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Early Identification and Incidence of Mild TBI in Ontario
Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences, 07/06/09
Ryu WHA et al. - Health record documentation of key indicators for mTBI is often lacking. Notwithstanding, some patients with mTBI appear to be missed or misdiagnosed by primary care physicians. A more comprehensive case definition resulted in estimated incidence rates higher than previous reports.
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