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Disruptive behaviour disorders and disruptive symptoms after severe paediatric traumatic brain injury
Brain Injury, 10/22/09

Gerring JP et al. – Pre–injury conduct disorder is a significant risk factor for post–injury disruptive behaviours. New–onset CD and disruptive symptoms are consequences of TBI at 1–year post–injury. Risk factors for these post–injury disturbances are similar to risk factors in non–TBI populations.

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