Context: With heightened awareness of concussion, there is a need to assess and manage
the concussed patient in a consistent manner. Unfortunately, concussion physical …

Sports-related concussion is a change in brain function following a direct or an indirect force
to the head, identified in awake individuals and accounting for a considerable proportion of …

Sports-related concussion has emerged as a public health crisis due to increased diagnosis
of the condition and increased participation in organized and recreational athletics …

Background: Concussion, particularly in relation to sports and combat activities, is
increasingly recognized as a potential cause of both short-and long-term neurologic …

OBJECTIVE: Sports medicine clinicians commonly use multiple tests when evaluating
patients with concussion. The specific tests vary but often include symptom inventories …

Sport-related concussion remains one of the most complex injuries presented to sports
medicine professionals. Although the injury has been recognized since ancient times, the …

Background Sport-related concussions are a subset of mild traumatic brain injuries and are
a concern for many sporting activities worldwide. Objective To review and update the …

Introduction Concussion is among the most commonly occurring sport and recreation
injuries in today's society. An understanding of the heterogenous nature of concussion will …

Concussion is an ongoing concern for health care providers. The incidence rates continue to
be high and the rate of recovery is variable due to potential risk factors. With no valid …

Objective To assess diagnostic accuracy and reliability of sideline concussion tests in
college athletes. Methods Athletes completed baseline concussion tests including Post …