Traumatic Brain Injury, Part II

<p>Section 6 Clinical Sequelae and Long-Term Outcome<br>29. Predicting Outcome after Traumatic Brain Injury  <br>30. Movement disorders secondary to craniocerebral trauma  <br>31. Language impairments in traumatic brain injury: a window into complex cognitive performance  <br>32. Connecting clinical and experimental investigations of awareness in traumatic brain injury  <br>33. Post-Traumatic Epilepsy  <br>34. Autonomic Dysfunction Syndromes after Acute Brain Injury  <br>35. Sleep in traumatic brain injury  <br>36. Post traumatic headaches  <br>37. Traumatic brain injury and cognition  <br>38. Mood disorders  <br>39. Post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury  <br>40. Long term functional outcomes and psychosocial consequences of traumatic brain injury  <br>41. Sequelae in Children: Developmental Consequences</p> <p>Section 7 Brain Plasticity and Long-Term Risks<br>42. Cellular and Molecular Neuronal Plasticity  <br>43. Traumatic brain injury and reserve  <br>44. Traumatic brain injury and late-life dementia  <br>45. Genetic factors in traumatic brain injury</p> <p>Section 8 Conducting Clinical Trials in Traumatic Brain Injury<br>46. Ethical and Regulatory Considerations in the Design of Traumatic Brain Injury Clinical Studies<br>47. Design of Acute Neuroprotection Studies  <br>48. Design of brain injury rehabilitation treatment research  <br>49. The ebb and flow of traumatic brain injury research</p>