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See Latest ArticlesSex differences in the long-term neuropsychological outcome of mild traumatic brain injury
Brain Injury, 08/26/09
Tsushima WT et al. – Although past research has found that females develop more TBI–related neuropsychological deficits than males in the immediate post–injury period, the present study found that, overall, sex differences in the performance of patients with mild TBI on a variety of neuropsychological tests were insignificant. More investigation into the sex–by–age interaction effect appears warranted.
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