Predictors of cognitive gains during inpatient rehabilitation for older adults with traumatic brain injury

Lindsey Byom(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Janet Prvu Bettger(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Tolu O. Oyesanya(Duke University), Amy Zhao(NCR (United States)), Gabrielle Harris(Duke University), Michael P. Cary(Duke University), Qing Yang(Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine)

PM&R

March 2, 2022

10.1002/pmrj.12795

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