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Blended Learning and Satisfaction Among University Students Experiencing Concussion Symptoms
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2020 |
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Answers to two questions consistently reflect cerebral dysfunction or damage subsequent to mild closed head injuries and protracted difficulties with adaptation
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Journal of Neurological Disorders,
2016 |
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Answers to two questions consistently reflect cerebral dysfunction or damage subsequent to mild closed head injuries and protracted difficulties with …
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2016 |
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LORETA predicts electromagnetic sensitivity and “hearing voices” in a predictable, increasingly prevalent subpopulation: possible QEEG-based differential …
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Pierre, KS Saroka - Neuropsychiatric …,
2015 |
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LORETA predicts electromagnetic sensitivity and “hearing voices” in a predictable, increasingly prevalent subpopulation: possible QEEG-based differential diagnosis
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Neuropsychiatric Electrophysiology,
2015 |
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Spectral power, source localization and microstates to quantify chronic deficits from 'mild'closed head injury: Correlation with classic neuropsychological tests
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Big Earth Data,
2014 |
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Spectral power, source localization and microstates to quantify chronic deficits from'mild'closed head injury: Correlation with classic neuropsychological tests
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Brain Injury,
2014 |
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Standardized Low Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (s_LORETA) is a Sensitive Indicator of Protracted Neuropsychological Impairments Following “Mild”(Concussive) Traumatic Brain Injury
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Journal of Neurology & Neurophysiology,
2013 |
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Standardized low resolution electromagnetic tomography (sLORETA) is a sensitive Indicator of protracted neuropsychological impairments following “mild” …
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2013 |
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[10]
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Standardized Low Resolution Electromagnetic Tomography (s_LORETA) is a Sensitive Indicator of Protracted Neuropsychological Impairments Following
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2013 |
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LORETA predicts electromagnetic sensitivity and “hearing voices” in a predictable, increasingly prevalent subpopulation: possible QEEG-based differential diagnosis
Neuropsychiatric Electrophysiology,
2015
DOI:10.1186/s40810-015-0007-7
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