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Table 1_Sport-related neurocognitive performance and repetitive head-impact exposure in elite Muay Thai athletes: a matched athletic-control study.docx
Background Repetitive head impacts (RHIs) are increasingly studied in combat sports, but evidence regarding neurocognitive performance in elite Muay Thai athletes remains limited. This study compared neurocognitive performance between elite Muay Thai athletes and sprint-athlete controls and explor
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