Concussion Recovery May Take Longer Than Previously Thought
For most collegiate athletes, recovery from sport-related concussion may take up to one month, according to a study published online.
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Less Screen Time After Concussion Tied to Faster Recovery
Avoiding screen time during acute concussion recovery may shorten the duration of symptoms, according to a study published online.
AAOS: Sports-Related Concussions Increased in High School Girls
There was a significant increase in the number of high school-age female patients presenting to the ED for SRCs and closed head injuries.
History of Concussion Impacts Cingulate Cerebral Blood Flow
A history of concussion (HOC) has subacute and chronic effects on cingulate cerebral blood flow (CBF) and callosal microstructure.
Strict Rest May Slow Recovery From Sports-Related Concussion
Strict rest may slow recovery and prolong symptoms after sports-related concussion (SRC), according to a consensus statement.
College Athletes’ Concussion Knowledge Varies by Race
Black college athletes have less symptom awareness about concussion than White athletes, despite concussion education requirements by the National Collegiate Athletic Administration (NCAA).
Self-Reported Concussions Increased for US Teens From 2016 to 2020
Between 2016 and 2020, there was an increase in the estimated percentage of U.S. teens who reported at least one diagnosed concussion.
Pupillary Light Reflex Metrics May ID Sports Concussion in Teens
Several pupillary light reflex metrics are increased for adolescents with concussion versus healthy controls.
Concussion Linked to Risk for Psych, Neurologic Disorders
A concussion has been found to be associated with an increased risk for diagnosis of ADHD, MADs, dementia, and Parkinson disease.
Sports Concussion Recovery May Be Slower Than Thought
At two weeks postinjury, less than half of patients are recovered, regardless of age.
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