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Effects of a primary blast-induced traumatic brain injury on the susceptibility to behavioral and neuronal deficits on a susequent blunt trauma
Soldiers are often exposed to more than one traumatic brain injury (TBI) event over the course of their service. In recent years, more attention has been drawn to the increased risk of neurological deficits caused by the 'blast plus' polytrauma, which typically is a blast trauma combined with other
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