Mild Head Trauma and Post-Concussion Syndrome. Study of Outcome at 5 years.

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"clusion_I": "Upon adult admission to the emergency department of CHU de Bordeaux, requests to participate in the study were made to: - all patients with mild head trauma presenting one of more signs of severity (Glasgow score of 15, 14 or 13). - a sample of patients who received a blow to the head without other signs of severity. - case-controls matched according to case age and gender, chosen from patients in the emergency unit for pathologies that did not involve head trauma or potential consequences of the same.",
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