Does mild traumatic brain injury induce prolonged visual processing deficits in children?
These findings suggest that injured children present selective processing deficits for higher-order information and that this deficit persists over relatively long periods. Such measures could be useful to assess children who have sustained mTBI and possibly contribute to identifying potential risks of returning these children to demanding physical activities.
Serum adiponectin is not related to serum testosterone in symptomatic LOH patients, suggesting that TRT in these subjects does not pose a higher risk of inducing a metabolic syndrome.