A Proposed Mechanism for Development of CTE Following Concussive Events: Head Impact, Water Hammer Injury, Neurofilament Release, and Autoimmune Processes.
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Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in Professional American Football Players: Where Are We Now?Integration of Biomarkers Into a Signature Profile of Persistent Traumatic Brain Injury Involving Autoimmune Processes Following Water Hammer Injury From Repetitive Head ImpactsGM1 ganglioside prevents axonal regeneration inhibition and cognitive deficits in a mouse model of traumatic brain injury
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A Proposed Mechanism for Development of CTE Following Concussive Events: Head Impact, Water Hammer Injury, Neurofilament Release, and Autoimmune Processes.
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A Proposed Mechanism for Devel ...... ase, and Autoimmune Processes.
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A Proposed Mechanism for Devel ...... ase, and Autoimmune Processes.
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A Proposed Mechanism for Devel ...... ase, and Autoimmune Processes.
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A Proposed Mechanism for Devel ...... ase, and Autoimmune Processes.
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A Proposed Mechanism for Devel ...... ase, and Autoimmune Processes.
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Allen Hardin
Gabe Perlaza
James Bray
Neal Rutledge
Steven Kornguth
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10.3390/BRAINSCI7120164
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2017-12-19T00:00:00Z