Sports Neurology [0.03%]
运动神经病学
Amaal J Starling
Amaal J Starling
Jaclyn Jacobi
Jaclyn Jacobi
Peripheral nerve injuries in athletes can occur through a variety of mechanisms both in the acute and chronic setting. Patterns of injuries can be identified based on the specific sport and the stresses that sport places on the body, but th...
Meeryo C Choe
Meeryo C Choe
Sport-related concussion affects approximately 1.6 to 3.8 million athletes annually in the United States. Management has evolved from historical practices of strict cognitive and physical rest to evidence-based approaches emphasizing early,...
Aimen Vanood,Karissa N Arca
Aimen Vanood
Autonomic dysfunction, or dysautonomia, is increasingly being recognized as a complication of concussion. While the symptoms can overlap with other postconcussion sequelae, it is important to distinguish the patient suffering from postconcu...
Kristin K Israel,Kristen K Steenerson
Kristin K Israel
Vestibular symptoms are common after sports-related concussion and predict slower recovery and delayed return to play. This review provides a practical, clinical profile-guided approach for clinicians. Early screening focuses on Vestibular/...
Neuropsychological Assessment in Sport-Related Concussion: Evidence, Controversies, and Clinical Applications [0.03%]
运动相关脑震荡的认知神经评估：证据、争议及临床应用
Jennifer V Wethe
Jennifer V Wethe
Neuropsychological assessment plays a critical role in sport-related concussion management, providing objective data to support diagnosis, monitor recovery, and guide return-to-learn and return-to-play decisions. This review summarizes evid...
In-Office Management of Concussion, Acute and Persistent Postconcussion Symptoms, Including Management of Posttraumatic Headache [0.03%]
concussion的门诊管理以及急性期和慢性期的症状处理，包括外伤后头痛的管理
Carlyn Patterson Gentile,Matthew Grady
Carlyn Patterson Gentile
Sports-related concussion is a common condition that is managed in the outpatient setting. Here we review screening, diagnosis, tracking recovery, and management in the acute (first 48 hours), subacute (2 days-4 weeks), and persistent sympt...
Acute Assessment of Sports-Related Concussion from the Sideline to the Emergency Department [0.03%]
从侧翼到急诊室的运动相关脑震荡急性评估
Arielle B Lehman,Glynnis Zieman
Arielle B Lehman
Sports-related concussions are common during athletic events. Prompt recognition and diagnosis at the time of impact are crucial to prevent additional injury. Sideline screening and comprehensive evaluation using multimodal tools, such as t...
William P Flavin,Kevin C Bickart,Janel E Le Belle et al.
William P Flavin et al.
Since the original descriptions by Giza and Hovda of the acute neurometabolic cascade of concussion 25 years ago, there has been a broad evolution in the understanding of concussion and other types of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) to inclu...
Christine A Matarese,Ann M Murray
Christine A Matarese
Increased attention has been paid to the importance of sleep in athletic performance over the past several years, likely reflecting the increased awareness of the importance of sleep and of diagnosing underlying sleep disorders in the gener...