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05) and poorer motor function (P less then 0.01) than those of rats with a single exposure. When the inter-exposure time was extended to 7 days, however, the rats showed no significant differences either in axonal damage score or level of motor dysfunction. The results suggest that the cumulative effects of shock wave-related brain injury can be avoided with an appropriate inter-exposure time. However, clinical bTBI occurs in much more complex environments than those in our model. Further study considering other factors, suc
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