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No Association Between Fencing Response After Concussion and Recovery Time, Concussion Severity, or Clinical Outcomes in Professional American Football Players

by myneuronews May 7, 2025

by myneuronews May 7, 2025

Study Overview This research investigates the relationship between the fencing response observed in athletes following …

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Traumatic brain injury
Differentiating Between Concussion, Psychological Symptoms, and Malingering Using the ImPACT Test

by Ioannis Mavroudis June 25, 2024

by Ioannis Mavroudis June 25, 2024

The Immediate Post-Concussion Assessment and Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) is a vital tool in the assessment …

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A french version of the OSU TBI-ID for screening TBI in PTSD Military personnel
BACKGROUND: The co-occurrence of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is common in military personnel, leading to complex clinical challenges and poor prognosis. To enhance the care of PTSD patients, a TBI screening protocol was developed at a French Military Training Hospital (MTH). The Ohio State University Traumatic Brain Injury Identification Method […]
Low-Value Computed Tomography for Children in the Emergency Department: A Repeated Cross-Sectional Study
CONCLUSIONS: Low-value CT use was higher among children treated in nonpediatric EDs and by nonpediatric providers. Improvement initiatives should target specific hospital types and specialties.
Influence of oxidative stress caused by a blast wave in acoustic barotrauma on the auditory analyzer
CONCLUSION: Conclusions: An imbalance of antioxidant protection led to significant microcirculatory disorders. The data obtained are important for the neutralization of the effect of damaging factors of OS on thе inner ear microcirculation.
Sleep Architecture Immediately After a Sport-Related Concussion Sustained During a Professional Rugby Union Match: A Retrospective Case Study
CONCLUSION: Acute responses after the SRC included sleep disturbances and elevated sympathetic activity (during sleep). The player had difficulty achieving deep, restorative sleep the first night following the SRC, aligning with the non-restorative-sleep complaints commonly reported by concussed athletes on the night(s) immediately following injury.
Concussion as a Public Health Crisis: Multilevel Approaches for Improving Athlete Care-Seeking
Fifty percent of athletes who suffer a concussion do not seek care for the injury, which leads to worse outcomes including more severe and numerous symptoms and prolonged recovery. Many organizations use annual education as a secondary injury-prevention strategy to improve athlete care-seeking, and subsequently, injury outcomes. However, these efforts have proven insufficient. Those who […]

neurocognitive testing

No Association Between Fencing Response After Concussion and Recovery Time, Concussion Severity, or Clinical Outcomes in Professional American Football Players

Differentiating Between Concussion, Psychological Symptoms, and Malingering Using the ImPACT Test