Brain Injury

Brain injury: quality of life's greatest challenge
pp. 837-848(12)
Authors: Seibert P.S.; Reedy D.P.; Hash J.; Webb A.; Stridh-Igo P.; Basom J.; Zimmerman C.G.

Increasing functional rehabilitation in acquired brain injury treatment: effective applications of behavioural principles
pp. 849-860(12)
Authors: Guercio J.; Davis P.; Faw G.; McMorrow M.; Ori L.; Berkowitz B.; Nigra M.

The development of awareness and the use of compensatory strategies for cognitive deficits
pp. 861-871(11)
Author: Dirette D.

Cognitive profile for Chinese patients with stroke
pp. 873-884(12)
Authors: Chan C.C.H.; Lee T.M.C.; Fong K.N.K.; Lee C.; Wong V.

Impulse control differences between abstinent heroin users and matched controls
pp. 885-889(5)
Authors: Lee T.M.C.; Pau C.W.H.

Lack of apoptosis in the hypoxic brain of a rat model mimicking cyanotic heart disease
pp. 891-900(10)
Authors: Bitar F.F.; Sabban M.E.; Bitar H.; Diab K.; Mroueh S.; Nasser M.; Mikati M.; Dbaibo G.S.

Using counterconditioning to treat behavioural distress during subcutaneous injections in a paediatric rehabilitation patient
pp. 901-916(16)
Authors: Slifer K.J.; Eischen S.E.; Busby S.

The neurobehavioural consequences of St. Louis encephalitis infection
pp. 917-927(11)
Authors: Greve K.W.; Houston R.J.; Adams D.; Stanford M.S.; Bianchini K.J.; Clancy A.; Rabito Jr. F.J.

Book reviews
pp. 929-930(2)