Who should mark the homework? Concussion, conflicts of interest, and the constitution of expertise
Background on Concussion Concussion is a type of traumatic brain injury that occurs when the brain is jolted or shaken […]
Selecting outcome measures to validate prognostic biomarkers of paediatric mild traumatic brain injury: challenges and priorities
Study Overview This research presents an insightful examination of the challenges and priorities associated with selecting appropriate outcome measures for
Re-evaluating albumin use in traumatic brain injury
Albumin Use in Traumatic Brain Injury The role of albumin in the management of traumatic brain injury (TBI) is an
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An Analysis of Guardian Cap Use and Changes in the Concussion Rate in National Football League Preseason Practices From 2018 to 2023
Guardian Cap Usage Trends The use of Guardian Caps in National Football League (NFL) preseason practices has seen a significant
Neurocognitive consequences of blast injuries in military personnel with mild traumatic brain injury: evaluation with the ImPACT quick test
Neurocognitive Assessment Methods Neurocognitive assessments play a crucial role in understanding the cognitive effects of mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI),
Who should mark the homework? Concussion, conflicts of interest, and the constitution of expertise
Study overview The research conducted in this article delves into the multifaceted nature of homework evaluation and the implications of
VOMS Baseline Versus Postinjury: A Comparison of a Standardized Novel Prototype and a Virtual Reality Application in Sport-Related Concussion
Study Overview This research focuses on evaluating two different methods for assessing vestibular-ocular-motor function in athletes who have suffered concussions.
VOMS Baseline Versus Postinjury: A Comparison of a Standardized Novel Prototype and a Virtual Reality Application in Sport-Related Concussion
Assessment Techniques In evaluating sport-related concussions, a variety of assessment techniques are employed to obtain a comprehensive understanding of an
Athletes Who Test Positive on Multiple Domains of the Vestibular-Ocular Motor Screen Take Longer to Return to Play
Study Overview The investigation centers on the relationship between vestibular-ocular motor function and recovery time in athletes following concussive injuries.
Athletes Who Test Positive on Multiple Domains of the Vestibular-Ocular Motor Screen Take Longer to Return to Play
Study Overview The research aims to analyze the relationship between athletes who exhibit positive results across various components of the