Transcranially-induced motor evoked potentials following acute concussion: relationship between transcranially-induced MEP's, self-reported symptoms, and neurocognitive test performance following acute concussion in athletes
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%1 livingston2006transcraniallyinduced
%A Livingston, Scott
%D 2006
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%T Transcranially-induced motor evoked potentials following acute concussion: relationship between transcranially-induced MEP's, self-reported symptoms, and neurocognitive test performance following acute concussion in athletes
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title = {Transcranially-induced motor evoked potentials following acute concussion: relationship between transcranially-induced MEP's, self-reported symptoms, and neurocognitive test performance following acute concussion in athletes},
year = 2006
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