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Posttraumatic Cerebral Vascular Injuries, contusion) in the newborn and venous damage in the infant (expressing itself clinically as subacute subdural hematoma) are the most commonly encountered. Because of the redundancy of the arteries within the basal cisterns and fissures, the long course of the cortical bridging veins within the subar

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Rehabilitation Medicine Following Severe Head Injury in Infants and Children,rmal development is an additional goal in childhood, especially in the newborn and infant. At this age the cerebrum exhibits a remarkable increment of volume and maturation.. Many functions, such as speech, are not developed. Moreover, the younger the child, the less known is the premorbid personali

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