Traumatic Brain Injury

Vocational outcome indicators in atypically recovering mild TBI: A post-intervention study

“…[11,33]). In fact, we found a cut-off of approximately 40 years of age beyond which individuals seemed to demonstrate poorer functional outcome, a result which is also in line with the TBI literature [19,31].…”

Vocational outcome indicators in atypically recovering mild TBI: A post-intervention study

“…[11,33]). In fact, we found a cut-off of approximately 40 years of age beyond which individuals seemed to demonstrate poorer functional outcome, a result which is also in line with the TBI literature [19,31].…”

Vocational outcomes of state vocational rehabilitation clients with traumatic brain injury: A review of the Missouri Model Brain Injury System Studies

“…The primary finding of this study was that age is not associated with successful attainment of gainful employment following TBI, which was unexpected given the previous findings that suggested that increased age is related to worse outcomes in all outcome domains [23]. The results were encouraging in that they…”

Prognostic Value of Early Magnetic Resonance Imaging Lesion Topography in Diffuse Axonal Injury: The KASHI Classification: An Institute-Based Experience

“…Prolonged PTA is consistently associated with lower GOS categories such as Severe Disability or Vegetative State, whereas shorter PTA duration predicts outcomes in the Moderate Disability to Good Recovery range. [16][17][18] These complementary scales thus provide both an acute phase indicator of amnesia status (RLAS) and a long-term functional measure of its neurological impact (GOS), supporting their combined utility in prognostication following DAI.…”

Vocational outcome indicators in atypically recovering mild TBI: A post-intervention study

“…[11,33]). In fact, we found a cut-off of approximately 40 years of age beyond which individuals seemed to demonstrate poorer functional outcome, a result which is also in line with the TBI literature [19,31].…”

Vocational outcomes of state vocational rehabilitation clients with traumatic brain injury: A review of the Missouri Model Brain Injury System Studies

“…The primary finding of this study was that age is not associated with successful attainment of gainful employment following TBI, which was unexpected given the previous findings that suggested that increased age is related to worse outcomes in all outcome domains [23]. The results were encouraging in that they…”

Prognostic Value of Early Magnetic Resonance Imaging Lesion Topography in Diffuse Axonal Injury: The KASHI Classification: An Institute-Based Experience

“…Prolonged PTA is consistently associated with lower GOS categories such as Severe Disability or Vegetative State, whereas shorter PTA duration predicts outcomes in the Moderate Disability to Good Recovery range. [16][17][18] These complementary scales thus provide both an acute phase indicator of amnesia status (RLAS) and a long-term functional measure of its neurological impact (GOS), supporting their combined utility in prognostication following DAI.…”

Vocational outcome indicators in atypically recovering mild TBI: A post-intervention study

“…[11,33]). In fact, we found a cut-off of approximately 40 years of age beyond which individuals seemed to demonstrate poorer functional outcome, a result which is also in line with the TBI literature [19,31].…”

Vocational outcomes of state vocational rehabilitation clients with traumatic brain injury: A review of the Missouri Model Brain Injury System Studies

“…The primary finding of this study was that age is not associated with successful attainment of gainful employment following TBI, which was unexpected given the previous findings that suggested that increased age is related to worse outcomes in all outcome domains [23]. The results were encouraging in that they…”

Prognostic Value of Early Magnetic Resonance Imaging Lesion Topography in Diffuse Axonal Injury: The KASHI Classification: An Institute-Based Experience

“…Prolonged PTA is consistently associated with lower GOS categories such as Severe Disability or Vegetative State, whereas shorter PTA duration predicts outcomes in the Moderate Disability to Good Recovery range. [16][17][18] These complementary scales thus provide both an acute phase indicator of amnesia status (RLAS) and a long-term functional measure of its neurological impact (GOS), supporting their combined utility in prognostication following DAI.…”