Background Reaction time (RT) deficits are reported following concussion, but it is unknown
when these deficits normalize to pre-injury status. It is also unclear how factors such as RT …

Although the original contemplation of concussion originated in Ancient Greece (Fig-1) 1,
public and scientific awareness are finally gaining traction. The scientific establishment now …

Context: Prevention of a lower extremity sprain or strain requires some basis for predicting
that an individual athlete will sustain such an injury unless a modifiable risk factor is …

Background Reaction time (RT) is a valuable component of the sport concussion
assessment battery. RT is typically measured using computers running specialised software …

Context: Neurocognitive reaction time has been associated with musculoskeletal injury risk,
but visuomotor reaction time (VMRT) derived from tests that present greater challenges to …

Examining non-sport-related cognitive tasks of attention and executive control in skilled
athletes may provide insight into the acquisition of highly specific skills developed in experts …

Context: Reaction time is typically impaired after concussion. A clinical test of reaction time
(RTclin) that does not require a computer to administer may be a valuable tool to assist in …

Sports-related concussions pose a significant public health concern, and preventative
measures are needed to help reduce risk in sport. Vision training could be a suitable …

Slowed reaction time (RT) represents both a risk factor for and a consequence of sport
concussion. The purpose of this study was to determine the reliability and criterion validity of …

Background Clinicians typically rely on neuropsychological and balance tests to track
concussion recovery. The aforementioned tests imply impairments that are based on …