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Research Article

The experiential impact of head injury on adolescents: individual perspectives on long term outcome

A. M. Bogan, M. G. Livingston, W. Ll. Parry-Jones, K. M. Buston, S. F. Wood University of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland
Pages 431-443 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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