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This is a review of an article about traumatic brain injury and its effects on cognitive function in children at various ages, depending on whether the injury is mild, moderate or severe. It discusses the implications of the findings, which differ from traditional teaching in this area.

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"Traumatic brain injury (TBI) presents a method for studying the plasticity of the brain throughout childhood development since it is a common childhood injury. This study looked at traumatic brain injury on children aged from three to seven years to look at the effects on brain structure and function. (Anderson, Catroppa, Morse, Haritou, and Rosenfeld) The researchers plotted cognitive abilities in children with TBI over a period of months after the injury to see the impact of the injury at various ages on cognitive outcomes..."

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