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Traumatic brain injury rates and sequelae: A comparison of prisoners with a matched community sample in Australia

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Iain Perkes, Peter W. Schofield, Tony Butler, Stephanie Hollis

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High reported rates of TBI in prisoner populations may reflect the excess of socio-demographic risk factors for TBI. Results of the current study do not support a role for TBI as causally related to criminal conduct.

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