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Active rehabilitation for children who are slow to recover following sport-related concussion
Brain Injury, 10/22/09

Gagnon I et al. – A gradual, closely–supervised active rehabilitation programme in the post–acute period (i.e. after 1 month post–injury) appears promising to improve the care provided to children who are slow to recover.

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