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An analysis of assessment instruments for the minimally responsive patient (MRP): clinical observations

Angelo Canedo Brady Institute, Jamaica Hospital, Jamaica, New York, USA and Traumatic Brain Injury Programme, Park Terrace Care Centre, Rego Park, New York, USA
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Maureen C. Grix Traumatic Brain Injury Programme, Park Terrace Care Centre, Rego Park, New York, USA
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Jamee Nicoletti Traumatic Brain Injury Programme, Park Terrace Care Centre, Rego Park, New York, USA
Pages 453-461 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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