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Véronique Minard-Colin M.D., Ph.D.management of traumatically head-injured patients reported persistent cognitive losses as the main contribution to social disability. He also cited the apparent failure to recognize the extent of family disruption resulting from a trauma to one of its members. Lundholm, Jepsen, and Thornvak (1975) r

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