… Results on cortical thickness are in contrast to previous observations in retired male soccer
players that revealed cortical thinning in right inferolateral parietal, temporal and occipital …

… view of soccer players’ brains in a sample of twenty-five right-handed male elite soccer
players aged … neuron changes (ie, gain or loss), even in the absence of concussion diagnoses. …

… whose data are included in this report were adult amateur soccer players recruited between
… As such, our findings do not preclude brain volume loss due to neurodegenerative disease …

… evidence of cortical thinning in former athletes who … cortical thickness, AFE to tackle football,
and later-life neuropsychological function in symptomatic former professional football players…

… , with the magnitude of cortical thinning directly proportional to athletes’ history of … Similarly,
former male professional soccer players had thinner cortices than former male professional …

… Loss of consciousness was reported by 3/19 (16%) players. … with controls, American football
players with TES and … temporal lobe structures and frontal cortex (with minor involvement of …

… Particularly in dementia, the loss of synaptic density and abnormalities in neurotransmission
… , demonstrating abnormal cortical physiology associated with total career exposure, suggest …

… In contrast, our data showed significant cortical thinning in the fronto-occipital regions of
adolescent football players’ brains, accompanied by cortical thickening in the cingulate cortex. …

… following features: loss of consciousness, loss of memory, … may or may not involve loss of
consciousness and cannot be … and mean cortical thickness of certain cortical regions) will be …

… Australian football players … cortical thinning, primarily in the frontal areas, of the HoC
athletes compared to controls. This aligns with previous work reporting cortical thinning in former …