… The trend toward more aggressive management of traumatic brain injury corresponded with
… An estimated 6,437 children survived their traumatic brain injury hospitalization because of …

… in time) analyses in addition to longitudinal analyses. It was interesting to compare effect
sizes between the cross-sectional and longitudinal analyses. Across studies and brain volume …

… However, in the longitudinal analyses, the more severe group showed a decline in the
immediate recall of the WMS associative learning (mean −2.6 points; p= 0.010), whereas the …

… , using 3 data collection waves that afforded longitudinal analysis. However, interpretation
of findings must be tempered by the fact that the MLR models explained only a small amount (…

… analysis of the T1-weighted images were used to restrict the cross-sectional and longitudinal
analysis … Processing of the T1-weighted images for longitudinal analyses employed …

… were: (a) children with injury mechanisms occurring with low frequency that have differing
outcomes than acceleration/deceleration injuries (eg, penetrating brain injuries); (b) children …

… , individuals are surviving brain injuries that result in severe … from brain injury affect an
individual's interpersonal, emotional, and vocational functioning. Many persons with brain injuries …

… This study provides information about the longitudinal course of recovery across various
physical and psychosocial domains from 1 month up to 3 to 5 years postinjury. In this sample of …

… We believe resilience is a construct that is relevant to understanding brain injury outcomes.
While this study adds to the literature on resilience after TBI, combined with other studies it …

… In the present prospective longitudinal study, we examined the morphological changes
occurring between two time points, approximately 8 weeks and 12 months post-injury, in 24 …