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Effect of Physical Therapy Dosage on Functional Recovery Following TBI
Background/Purpose: Evidence supporting neurorehabilitation dosage after traumatic brain injury is limited. High-dose, high-intensity intervention, involving maximal frequency, time, and patient participation, facilitates neuroplasticity and optimizes outcomes. This patient made significant functional progress with the dosage of therapy provided, warranting investigation into the optimal dosage of therapy in this patient population.
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