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Visual Impairment and Dysfunction in Combat-Injured Servicemembers With Traumatic Brain Injury
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Brahm KD et al. - Blast events were the most frequent mechanism of injury associated with TBI in combat-injured servicemembers. The vision findings suggest that combat troops exposed to blast with a resulting mild TBI are at risk for visual dysfunction, and combat troops with polytrauma injuries are at risk for visual dysfunction and/or visual impairment.
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