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Blinman TA et al. - Symptoms after MTBI are quite common at the time of hospitalization. Symptom scores improve to near normal for most by outpatient follow-up. The most common symptom was headache, but the most severe was fatigue, in this hospitalized pediatric population. Thoughtful assessment and follow-up of this patient population are warranted.


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