Suchergebnisse - Brain Research

Bian, C., Russell, S., Roelands, B. “… Fencing is a sport that has seen a recent increase in scientific research. It is a typical skill-based combat sport with intermittent intensive mental demands.  …”

Barnes, A., Kirk, C., Hill, R., Bowden, B., Mercer, J. “… PLR offers a rapid and objective measure of autonomic brain function and could be a promising tool for player assessment, but further research is needed to establish the relationship of PLR to the number and severity of head impacts and the decay of these changes. …”

deWeber, K., Parlee, L., Nguyen, A., Lenihan, M. W., Goedecke, L. “… In the absence of high-quality studies on headguard use, the Association of Ringside Physicians recommends that further research be conducted to clarify the role of headguards in all combat sports, at all ages of participation.  …”

Surala, O., Malczewska-Lenczowska, J., Szczepanska, B., Granda, D., Slawinska, M., Rebis, K., Sadowska, D., Kaczka, P. “… Research suggests that creatine supplementation may elevate brain creatine levels, potentially improving cognitive performance.  …”

Rydzik, L., Obminski, Z., Wasacz, W., Kopanska, M., Kubacki, R., Baginska, M., Tota, L., Ambrozy, T., Witkowski, K., Palka, T. “… K1-format kickboxing is a widely followed combat sport that requires intense physical exercise. However, research into the body`s response to this type of combat is sparse.  …”

Litwic-Kaminska, K., Brzezinska, P., Waldzinski, T., Durzynska, A., Stankiewicz, B., Bartík, P., Kochanowicz, A., Mieszkowski, J.

Ciaccioni, S., Castro, O., Bahrami, F., Tomporowski, F. D., Capranica, L., Biddle, S. J. H., Vergeer, I., Pesce, C. “… CochraneLibrary, EBSCOhost, Web-of-Science, and Scopus databases were searched up to September 2022 for measures of self-related constructs, ill-being and well-being, cognition and brain structure/function, in adult MA/CS practitioners.  …”

Donnelly, R. R., Ugbolue, U. C., Gao, Y., Gu, Y., Dutheil, F., Baker, J. S. “… This systematic review and meta-analysis assess both acute and chronic neurological and neuropsychological effects that boxing has on the brain. Further assessments in terms of comparisons of the concussion ratio in boxing to other combat sports, as well as the efficiency of wearing headguards, are also performed.  …”

Rydzik, L., Wasacz, W., Ambrozy, T., Kasicki, K., Ratkowski, W., Kopanska, M. “… The most contact-based variation of the sport is K1 rules. Research shows a deficit in the verification of the brain waves before the fight of the athletes.  …”

Esagoff, A. I., Heckenlaible, N. J., Bray, M. J. C., Pasuizaca, A., Bryant, B. R., Shan, G., Peters, M. E., Bernick, C. B., Narapareddy, B. R. “… Given limitations inherent to the cross-sectional study design, more research is needed to further explore the brain effects of sparring in MMA. …”

Ritter, A., Shan, G., Montes, A., Randall, R., Bernick, C. “… Conclusion: The new TES criteria does distinguish a group of fighters with differences in regional brain volumes and reduced cognitive function. Our findings support the use of the NINDS criteria for TES in further research of the long-term effects of repetitive head impacts. …”

Teng, Y., Yu, Q., Yu, X., Zhan, L., Wang, K.

Rybak, T., Sanzo, P., Liu, M., Zerpa, C.

Unnsteinsdottir Kristensen, I., Kristjánsdóttir, H., Jónsdóttir, M. K.

Kamali, A.-M., Kazemiha, M., Keshtkarhesamabadi, B., Daneshvari, M., Zarifkar, A., Chakrabarti, P., Kateb, B., Nami, M. “… Given the paucity of empirical research in non-invasive brain stimulation in sports neuroscience, especially in boxing, the present investigation studied the effects of neuromodulation on motor and cognitive functions of professional boxers.  …”

Bray, M. J., Tsai, J., Bryant, B. R., Narapareddy, B. R., Richey, L. N., Krieg, A., Tobolowsky, W., Jahed, S., Shan, G., Bernick, C. B., Peters, M. E. “… Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a common source of functional impairment among athletes, military personnel, and the general population.  …”

Tjønndal, A., Haudenhuyse, R., de Geus, B., Buyse, L. “… There are almost no randomised control trials, longitudinal research designs or samples from recreational boxing.  …”

Rybak, T. “… Indeed, boxing has shown to have the highest rate of concussions of any individual male sport. Research studies, however, indicate that boxing headgears are generally effective in minimizing concussion risk for training and competitions.  …”

Ziemba, A., Adamczyk, J. G., Barczak, A., Boguszewski, D., Kozacz, A., Dabrowski, J., Steczkowska, M., Peplonska, B., Zekanowski, C.

Babiloni, C., Marzano, N., Infarinato, F., Iacoboni, M., Rizza, G., Aschieri, P., Cibelli, G., Soricell, A., Euseb, F., Del Percio, C. “… Behavioural Brain Research …”