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Old 08-30-2011, 09:18 PM #4
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I've never heard of ritalin being prescribed for injury. Ritalin is supposed to work on the frontal lobe and executive functioning which although it may seem related to TBI, the mechanisms are different - comparing neurotransmitter action to neuronal stress.
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