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Table 2.4MHI without cranial fracture: age–severity
Table 3.1Neurological pathologies more frequently admitted in ICU
Table 3.5Indicators for cranial CT scan in the acute phase of head trauma
Table 3.8CT reading of ischemic stroke in late phase
Table 3.10Fisher CT grading scale of subarachnoid hemorrhage
Table 4.3The multidisciplinary neurorehabilitation team (20 beds)
Table 5.1Initial Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) ratings
Table 5.4Glasgow Outcome Scale (GOS) 1 month post-injury
Table 5.6Glasgow Coma Scale change and intensive care days
Table 5.7Twelve GCS-4 survivor patients treated with early RMNS at ECU
Table 6.3Outcome for lesions produced by cerebral anoxia
Table 8.1Clinical history of the sleep-disordered patient
Table 13.1Classiﬁcation of acalculias according to their etiology
Conclusions
Table 14.3NECHAPI test categories
Table 15.5Disability Rating Scale Form
Table 15.7Community Integration Questionnaire (CIQ)
Survey of attitudes regarding workers’ compensation (W
Table 16.4General weaknesses of symptom validity tests (SVT)/measures
Table 18.2The theoretical context of psychosocial development
Table 18.4The relationship of age at the time of injury to survival
Table 18.5The relationship between place of care and survival
Table 18.6Most frequent concerns expressed by family members
Table 18.10“Success” during the phases of recovery

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