Clinical neurological examination, neuropsychology, electroencephalography and computed tomographic head scanning in active amateur boxers.
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N Brooks | I. Melville | S. Galbraith | E. Teasdale | N. Brooks | G. McLatchie | E Teasdale | S Galbraith | G McLatchie | J S Hutchison | L Wilson | I Melville | L. Wilson | J. Hutchison
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