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Old 02-04-2012, 05:03 PM #21
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I see you're in Toronto. Give Dr. Karen Johnston at Athletic Edge Sports Med a call. 416-800-0800. I can't guarantee that she can do anything for you, but she has been involved in concussion research, so there's that.
Dr. Charles Tator at Toronto Western Hospital is one of the best around.

One person I know recommended the TBI Clinic at Sunnybrook Hospital. They deal with "mild to moderate" brain injuries. However, they like to see people within the first 3-6 months of their injury and you need a referral.

Athletic Edge clinic also has an osteopath on staff with experience treating patients with PCS.
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