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Welcome to the Brain Injury and Rehabilomics Research at Pitt

NeuroRehabilitation Education and Rehabilomics Research. University of Pittsburgh Model Center for Traumatic Brain Injury. Inflammation A new Biological Paradigm for Understanding TBI as a Chronic Condition. The Challenger; Vol.8, Issue 3,. Full magazine available here. Dr Amy K.Wagner Joins Medical Panel of BIAAMount Sinai TBI Rehabilitation Guidelines Project. Presentations from the first meeting can be viewed online at http www.biausa.orgTBIGuidelinestbi-rehabilitation-guidelines. UPMC-TBI is on.
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Department of Physical Medicine Rehabilitation

To maximize the health, function and well-being of the people and populations we serve by providing the highest quality rehabilitative medical care, conducting highly relevant, cutting-edge research, and training the next generation of clinicians and researchers. 6th Annual Current Concepts in Brain Injury Rehabilitation Conference.

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NeuroRehabilitation Education and Rehabilomics Research. University of Pittsburgh Model Center for Traumatic Brain Injury. Inflammation A new Biological Paradigm for Understanding TBI as a Chronic Condition. The Challenger; Vol.8, Issue 3,. Full magazine available here. Dr Amy K.Wagner Joins Medical Panel of BIAAMount Sinai TBI Rehabilitation Guidelines Project. Presentations from the first meeting can be viewed online at http www.biausa.orgTBIGuidelinestbi-rehabilitation-guidelines. UPMC-TBI is on.

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