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Old 09-11-2014, 11:43 AM #15
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Interesting, I read that they are beginning to realise that deeper parts of the brain such as the hypothalamus are disrupted by concussion which would tie in with neuroendocrine dysfunction. Considering the hundreds of thousand of concussions that happen each year it's about time some progress was made in precisely defining PCS - and then educating GP's!
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