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It has also been observed that PFC activations in TBI increase from the early stage after TBI until 6 months later (Sanchez-Carrion et al. 2008), suggesting that such increases represent an adaptive change in this region developing in the rehabilitation phase after injury.
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Curiously, having a diagnosis of TBI increases the likelihood that a veteran will be prescribed a benzodiazepine or an antipsychotic.
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Following TBI, increased GLUT3 expression [ 45] guarantees neuronal glucose uptake although decreased GLUT1 expression [ 46], as found under experimental conditions, limits endothelial glucose transport.
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