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Models and Modeling in Science Educationuse in this critically ill patient subset. Therefore, selection of one agent over another is based on differential effects of the available agents on cerebral and systemic hemodynamics, as well as their comparative pharmacokinetic properties and side effect profiles. Despite a large number of undesi

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A Commonsense View and Its Problemsthe psychological and physical effects of these disorders may complicate management of these patients. Understanding the potential pitfalls and appropriate evaluation and management is critical to the comprehensive care of TBI patients in the short- and long-term clinical setting.

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Studies in Theoretical Psycholinguisticsidence-based research has allowed us a greater understanding of the pathophysiology and parameters that impact outcomes. Despite this, much uncertainty still remains, and further studies should be performed to identify ways to optimize parameters to achieve the best outcomes for TBI patients.