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TBI-Induced ADHD

TBI-Induced ADHD

TBI-Induced ADHD

Evidence for and against the incidence of secondary ADHD following TBI in children

By:

Amy Chang, MD

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) typically result from physical and/or functional damage to the structures of the brain, often due to rapid acceleration-deceleration of the head. This in turn

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Content

01

Executive Summary

Background

Mechanism of disease

Evidence for TBI-induced ADHD

Evidence against TBI-induced ADHD

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Discussion

Summary of supporting evidence

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Major Lawsuits

Notable lawsuits in this category

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Works Cited

Citations of peer-reviewed articles published within the past decade

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Areas of interest

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Neurology

Psychiatry

Personal Injury

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