Search Results - Concussion

Campbell, T. R., Zamponi, M., Leathers, D., Cavallario, J., Martinez, J. C., Mollica, P. A. “…Background: Clinicians often face challenges in concussion care due to a heavy reliance on subjective patient input. …”

Rylands, L. P., Canham, D. C., Hardwicke, J., Hurst, H. T. “…Purpose The aim of this study was to gain off-road cyclists self-reported views on the severity of a concussion post-crash from a short-term (24 hours) and a long-term (8 weeks) perspective. …”

Romero A., G. A., Pritchard, N. S., Brandt, K. M., Bullock, G. S., Peluso, A. G., Kruse, D. W., Miles, C. M., Moore, J. B., Agee, J. M., Young, C., Stitzel, J. D., Urban, J. E. “…Additionally, back handsprings and somersaults with twists exposed gymnasts to the greatest PRV. Post-concussion return-to-sport protocols should account for the diverse biomechanical demands imposed by each skill, facilitating sport-specific and biomechanically informed progressions back into sport post-injury.…”

Gomes da Silva, J. C., Silva, K. F., Batista, C. E. C. F., Patrício, G. T., Batista, G. R. “…These parameters can be used for recognition of movement patterns and prevention of potential injuries, such as concussion and fatigue.…”

Chatham, L. S., Young, T. S., Wojcik, R. M., Bell, L. A., Torbati, A. H., Carpenter, R. D., Jenkins, P. E., Poddar, S. K., Yakacki, C. M. “…There is a need to understand the relationship between head kinematics, impact severity metrics, and overall helmet performance as sports-related concussions continue to be prevalent. This study evaluates these relationships, emphasizing newly developed severity metrics that consider both translational and rotational contributions. …”

Pritchard, N. S., Filben, T. M., Haja, S. J., Miller, L. E., Espeland, M. A., Stitzel, J. D., Urban, J. E. “…Modifying practice structure may be an avenue for reducing head impact exposure and concussion risk in soccer, but research has yet to characterize head impact exposure across common soccer activities. …”

Hart, E., Meehan, W. P., Bae, D. S., d'Hemecourt, P., & Stracciolini, A “…Research efforts should focus on injury rates after the 2006 rule change, injury prevention, men`s gymnastics injury patterns, concussions, hip injuries, and ACL injuries in gymnasts.…”

Sohail, J., Teixeira-Dias, F., Merriman, S. “…Mild traumatic brain injury within contact sports is a growing concern due to the serious risk of injury and concussion. Extensive research is being conducted looking into head kinematics during impacts in non-helmeted contact sports utilizing instrumented mouthguards, allowing researchers to record accelerations and velocities of the head during and after an impact. …”

Eliason, P. H., Galarneau, J. M., Martin, C., Kolstad, A. T., Shill, I., Babul, S., Mrazik, M., Schneider, K. J., Hagel, B. E., Emery, C. A. “…Models were adjusted for age group, sex, body-checking policy, level of play, weight, previous injury within 12 months, lifetime concussion history, and position. RESULTS: The cohort included 4418 male and female players (representing 6584 player-seasons). …”

Gråstén, A. “…Background: Concussions in ice hockey remain a major concern, especially among young players. …”

Miyashita, T., Holland, B., Diakogeorgiou, E., Cochrane-Syman, K. “…BACKGROUND: Concussion baseline testing is standard practice in collegiate athletes. …”

Carbuhn, A. F., Edwardson, K., Chalise, P., Dzesu, S., Morris, J. K. “…For analysis, participants were excluded if unable to participate in = 80% of team activities or experienced a concussion during the season; thus, six were excluded resulting in 23 participants` data analyzed. …”

Stojanovic, E., Scanlan, A. T., Radovanovic, D., Jakovljevic, V., Živkovic, V., Faude, O., Fox, J., Raasch, K., Ferrauti, A. “…The most common injury types were ligament sprains (IR = 0.102 per 100 AEs) followed by muscle/tendon strains (IR = 0.037 per 100 AEs) and concussions (IR = 0.028 per 100 AEs). A concerning finding was the proportion of head and facial injuries (16.3%), particularly among female players. …”

Badenhorst, M., Romanchuk, J., Salmon, D., Brown, J. C., Hendricks, S., Walters, S. “…Understanding how end-users think about concussion-related risk and the need for prevention is critical for the design and implementation of interventions. …”

Noé, E., Llorens, R., Melero, B., O`Valle, M., Navarro, M. D., Colomer, C., Moliner, B., Ferri, J. “…Background An increasing number of studies reveal that concussion rates in male soccer are comparable to other contact sports. …”

Kontos, A. P., Zynda, A. J., Trbovich, A. M., French, J., Kegel, N., Burley, C., Patel, S., Mucha, A., Womble, M. N., Jennings, S., Dollar, C. M., Elbin, R. J., Collins, M. W. “…Klinischer Nutzen des Sport Concussion Office Assessment Tool 6 (SCOAT6) und anderer ausgewählter multidimensionaler Bewertungsinstrumente für subakute sportbedingte Gehirnerschütterungen…”

Kavyani, A., Bourne, M., Williams, M., Timmins, R., Peek, K., Bennett, H., Mastrorocco, M., Garrett, J. M. “…Objectives To investigate whether sport-related concussion (SRC) history (including recency and total numbers) is associated with maximal isometric neck strength in elite Australian rules football (ARF) and rugby league (ARL) athletes. …”

Brown, J., Fuller, G. W., McDonald, W., Rasmussen, K., Sawczuk, T., Gilthorpe, M., Jones, B., Falvey, É. C. “…Objectives Concussion is a common injury in rugby union (`rugby`) and yet its diagnosis is reliant on clinical judgment. …”

Zeng, Y., Ji, W., Shi, Y., Liu, W., Ji, W. “…Accidental injuries (concussions and fractures) can be mitigated using protective gear, rule modifications, and enhanced safety measures education. …”

Rigney, G. H., Dugan, J. E., Bishay, A., Jonzzon, S., Jo, J., Williams, K. L., Zuckerman, S. L., Terry, D. P. “…However, more lifetime concussions were associated with adverse cognitive and psychiatric health outcomes. …”