Background: The cervical spine region can be especially vulnerable to concurrent injury in
concussion, with research suggesting that females may be at greater risk due to their weaker …

Background The same trauma that produces concussion may also produce neck injury. The
signs of concussion and neck injury are similar, and symptoms after acceleration …

OBJECTIVE Patients with concussion frequently present to the emergency department (ED).
Studies of athletes and children indicate that concussion symptoms are often more severe …

Background Although several investigations have examined the epidemiology of cervical
spine injuries in sports, few studies have analyzed the nationwide incidence and sex …

The objective of this study is to determine whether independent associations exist between
a history of neck injury related to a motor vehicle collision and:(1) graded neck pain in the …

Purpose This study aims to establish the demographics and characteristics of patients with
cervical spine injury (CSI) in an Irish cohort presenting to a regional emergency department …

Study Objective: We sought to characterize demographics and injury patterns among
patients undergoing emergency department cervical spine radiography for blunt traumatic …

ABSTRACT Setting: The Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) is a national cross-
sectional health survey, which has collected information on injuries serious enough to limit …

Objectives To determine (1) the frequency of neck pain overall and relative to other
symptoms in patients presenting to a level I trauma center emergency department (ED) with …

Abstract Background In Western countries, the typical cervical spine fracture (CS-Fx) patient
has historically been a young male injured in a road traffic accident. Recent reports and …