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Impaired self-awareness after moderately severe to severe traumatic brain injury is a recognized problem with salient findings relevant to clinical rehabilitation and future research.
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This review summarizes findings from the past 20 years regarding impaired self-awareness after traumatic brain injury and its relevance to rehabilitation.
Over the last 20 years, numerous papers that are relevant to understanding the problem of impaired self-awareness after moderately severe to severe traumatic brain injury have appeared. This article reviews many of these papers and summarizes salient findings relevant to rehabilitation and future research.
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George P. Prigatano (2005) studied this question. Impaired self-awareness after moderately severe to severe traumatic brain injury is a recognized problem with salient findings relevant to clinical rehabilitation and future research.
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