Search Results - Neurology

Tooby, J., Owen, C., Sawczuk, T., Roe, G., Till, K., Phillips, G., Vishnubala, D., White, R., Rowson, S., Tucker, R., Tierney, G., Jones, B. “…Background: There is growing concern that exposure to head acceleration events (HAEs) may be associated with long-term neurological effects. Objectives: To quantify the incidence and probability of HAEs during men`s professional rugby league match-play on a group and individual basis using instrumented mouthguards (iMGs). …”

Vella, J. D., Facer-Childs, E. R., Ogden, J., Liddle, S., Engelman, A., Volchek, I., King, K. “…Concussion, pain, injury, neurological factors and declined physical function were shown to have a negative influence on mental health. …”

Barnes, A., Kirk, C., Hill, R., Bowden, B., Mercer, J. “…Pupillometry values including the Neurological Pupil Index (NPi), mean constriction velocity (CV), max constriction velocity (MCV), and dilation velocity (DV) were obtained. …”

Pheasey, C., O`Brien, T. J., Sharpe, L., Goosey-Tolfre, V. L. “…The Paralympic sport of WR is played by individuals with an impairment that affects all four limbs, including cervical spinal cord injuries (SCIs) (tetraplegia), limb deficiencies, polio, cerebral palsy and other neurological disorders. SCI results in lesion-dependent impairments in cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal and autonomic function, due to disruption of the neural pathways that control these systems. …”

Russo, M. J., Salvat, F., Kañevsky, A., Allegri, R. F., Sevlever, G. “…Objectives The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between on-field post-concussion symptoms reported by athletes, on-field neurological signs reported by a trainer or physician, and/or post-concussion symptoms 72h after brain injury in male rugby players. …”

Kieffer, E. E. “…Although concussions were once thought only to present transient symptoms, mounting evidence suggests potential for long-term neurological impairments. The deleterious effects of concussion can be from a single, high severity impact event or the accumulation of lower severity impacts. …”

Verduyn, C., Bjerke, M., Duerinck, J., Engelborghs, S., Peers, K., Versijpt, J., D`haeseleer, M. “…Neurology…”

DiFabio, M. S., Buckley, T. A. “…Cognitive training (CT) is an effective technique to improve neurological performance, but has not been investigated as a head impact primary prevention strategy. …”

Karton, C., Post, A., Laflamme, Y., Kendall, M., Cournoyer, J., Robidoux, M. A., Gilchrist, M. D., Hoshizaki, T. B. “…Acute and chronic neurological risks associated with brain trauma sustained in professional ice hockey has generated concern for youth participants. …”

Middoni Martinez, G., Hauernherm, F. J. “…Possible reasons for sleep issues include, among others, neurological stimulants (e.g. stadium light, caffeine, blue light), travel, pre-game anxiety or the unfamiliar environment of hotel rooms. …”

Diah, K. C. “…As emerging studies continue to shed light on the association between concussions and the neurological changes of the brain that lead to behavioral, mood and cognitive deficits of individuals who participate in these sports, it is imperative to understand factors that could mitigate these effects in order to inform policy at all levels of play. …”

Hurtubise, J., Gorbet, D., Hamandi, Y., Macpherson, A., Sergio, L. “…Conclusion: Previously concussed elite-level athletes may have lingering neurological deficits that are not detected using standard clinical assessments.…”

Gallo, V., Motley, K., Kemp, S. P. T., Mian, S., Patel, T., James, L., Pearce, N., Mcelvenny, D. “…Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry…”

Sommer, C., Bertollo, M., Werthner, P. “…Specifically, the purpose was to examine (a) whether an NFT/BFT program could improve ice hockey shooting performance, (b) whether the implementation of an SMR-NFT intervention leads to neurological adaptations during performance, and (c) whether such neurological changes account for improvement in shooting performance. …”

Bartsch, A., Dama, R., Alberts, J., Samorezov, S., Benzel, E., Miele, V., Shah, A., Humm, J., McCrea, M., Stemper, B. “…A total of 890 true-positive head impacts were confirmed using a combination of signal processing and National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke/National Institutes of Health Common Data Elements methods. …”

Huibregtse, M. E., Zonner, S. W., Ejima, K., Bevilacqua, Z. W., Newman, S. D., Macy, J. T., Kawata, K. “…The contribution of physiological factors such as physical exertion and muscle damage to SHI-dependent changes in neurological measures remains unknown. A prospective longitudinal study examined the association between physiological factors and SHI kinematics in 15 high school American football players over one season. …”

Barboza Seron, B., Oliveira de Carvalho, E. M., Lambert Modesto, E., Werle de Almeida, E., Franzói de Moraes, S. M., Greguol, M. “…It is necessary to pay attention to the energy availability for athletes with neurological injuries during the game and post-game recovery.…”

Jacobs, D., Ullery, L. R., Smoot, M. K. “…The evaluation revealed edema over her forefoot, no ecychomyosis, neurologically intact, and strong distal pulses. She also had full strength and ROM of the foot, ankle and toes, which did not cause her pain. …”

Winkler, M. P., Procter-Willman, C. “…Due to continuing symptoms with no perceptible injury, the patient was referred to the neurology and pain management department. Prior to the diagnosis, the patient went through a variety of stretching exercises with the athletic trainer as prescribed by the orthopedist. …”

Buckley, T. A., Bryk, K. N., Van Pelt, K. L., Broglio, S. P., East, S. A., Zuckerman, S. L., Kuhn, A. W. “…Whereas laboratory studies have identified lingering neurologic deficits after concussion, our results suggest that these deficits, if present, either do not translate to worse athletic performance or were not captured by these 44 metrics. …”