Search Results - Concussion

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.…”

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.…”

Veillette, P.-L., Girard, S., D`Amours, J., Huard Pelletier, V., Miquelon, P. “…Factors such as retirement, concussions, social support, parenting style, task-approach goals, and task-oriented behavior were influential components to the well-being and mental health of elite ice hockey players. …”

Vella, J. D., Facer-Childs, E. R., Ogden, J., Liddle, S., Engelman, A., Volchek, I., King, K. “…Of the studies including M and SD of validated scales, scores for depression, anxiety and sleep disturbance were equivalent to population norms, whereas mild or higher scores were reported for stress and adverse alcohol use. Concussion, pain, injury, neurological factors and declined physical function were shown to have a negative influence on mental health. …”

Andersson, M. J., Kenttä, G., Claesdotter-Knutsson, E., Håkansson, A. “…Within contact sports, such as ice-hockey, recurrent concussions may be a source of this discrepancy. We compared the point prevalence of various mental health outcomes with other athlete and general population samples, as well as investigated their relationship with concussive events. …”

Monsonís, O. B., Spörri, J., Gouttebarge, V., Bolling, C., Verhagen, E. “…Despite the differences across subgroups, participants highlighted knee and head injuries and concussions as their primary injury prevention targets and priorities for additional information. …”

Lindman, I., Baranto, A., Agnvall, C., Abrahamson, J. “…While the knee was the most common injury location, concussion was remarkably frequent, particularly among ski-cross skiers.…”

Mitchell, K. M., Dalton, K. N., Cinelli, M. E. “…It is important to understand how increased exertion may impact vision and cognition following sport-related concussion (SRC). Purpose To examine the effect of a treadmill running research protocol on the assessment of dynamic visual acuity (DVA) and balance for athletes with and without recent history of SRC. …”

“…One half of the injuries to head, face and neck were cerebral concussions (n = 12). The most common type of injury was bone fractures (n = 28), followed by soft tissue injuries (n = 24). …”

M. H. Murphy, C. A. G. Boreham, G. De Vito, E. Tsolakidis “…523 IS-BN02 THE EFFECTS AND MECHANISMS OF HOW EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS REDUCE OLD ADULTS' MOBILITY IMPAIRMENTS AND RECOVER LOST MOBILITY 524 OP-PM69 TEAM SPORTS 525 OP-BN19 DIGITAL HEALTH AND EXERCISE TOOLS 527 OP-BN20 CONCUSSIONS AND OTHER INJURIES IN CONTACT SPORTS 529 IS-SH08 SPORT FOR ALL? …”

Husen, M., Burgsmüller, L., Burggraf, M., Jaeger, M., Dudda, M., Kauther, M. “…Played with a hard ball by players wearing little or no protective gear, the rates of concussions and head injuries are of high interest. …”

Buckley, T. A., Bryk, K. N., Enrique, A. L., Kaminski, T. W., Hunzinger, K. J., Oldham, J. R. “…Context The rate of lower extremity musculoskeletal injury (LE MSK) is elevated after concussion; however, the underlying mechanism has not been elucidated. …”

Ravert, R. D., Oberfranc, K. J., Dannecker, E. A. “…Injury types were deep soft tissue injuries (50.0% of respondents), bone fractures (15.4%), concussions (11.5%), and superficial soft tissue injuries (3.8%). …”

Harrison, A., Lane-Cordova, A., La Fountaine, M. F., Moore, R. D. “…Context After a sport-related concussion, many athletes experience persisting neurophysiological alterations. …”

Cunningham, J., O`Dowd, A., Broglio, S. P., Newell, F. N., Kelly, Á., Joyce, O., Januszewski, J., Wilson, F. “…Background: To assess whether concussion history adversely affects multisensory integration, we compared susceptibility to the Sound-Induced Flash Illusion (SIFI) in retired professional rugby players compared to controls. …”

Kwamanakweenda, J., Pino, J., van Hauwermeiren, O., Peacock, C., Tartar, J., Cuc, A. “…Findings also suggest significant differences (p = .05) for professional fighters based upon promotion, concussions, and education level. Conclusions: These findings may contribute to understanding how emotional self-regulation factors into professional fighters` performative success.…”

Hurst, H. T., Anthony Baxter, B. A., Gamble, T., Hardwicke, J. “…Whilst research into competitive cycling and sports-related concussion (SRC) has developed over the past few years, understanding of competitive cyclists` perceptions of helmet safety in relation to mitigating SRC is limited. …”

Lian, J., Sewani, F., Dayan, I., Voleti, P. B., Gonzalez, D., Levy, I. M., Musahl, V., Allen, A. “…Based on the mean annual incidence, the 5 most common orthopaedic sports injuries sustained in the NBA were concussions (9.5-14.9 per year), fractures of the hand (3.5-5.5 per year), lower extremity stress fractures (4.8 per year), meniscal tears (2.3-3.3 per year), and anterior cruciate ligament tears (1.5-2.6 per year). …”

Sweeney, E., Howell, D. R., Seehusen, C. N., Tilley, D., Case, E. “…There is limited evidence, however, regarding the risks of early specialization in this sport, the rate of concussions in gymnasts, and the long-term effects of disordered eating in gymnasts. …”

Sekretnyi, V., Nekhanevych, O. “…Introduction: Significant part of sports related concussions (SRC) are below the level of clinical diagnosis of SRC or are unnoticed. …”