Sports Concussion: Implications of the Exam After Head Injury
Robert F. Wilson, Arthur M. Carlin, James G. Tyburski
Abstract
Robert F. Wilson, Arthur M. Carlin, James G. Tyburski
Abstract
As many as 300,000 sportsrelated concussions are diagnosed each year in the United States.1 This figure underestimates the true incidence, however, because many concussive injuries are not recognized by the injured persons, trainers, or physicians. A recent study found that 4 of 5 professional football players with concussion were unaware that they had suffered this injury.2
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As many as 300,000 sportsrelated concussions are diagnosed each year in the United States.1 This figure underestimates the true incidence, however, because many concussive injuries are not recognized by the injured persons, trainers, or physicians. A recent study found that 4 of 5 professional football players with concussion were unaware that they had suffered this injury.2
Key concepts: Concussion, Medicine, Head injury, Football, Incidence (geometry), Physical therapy, Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, Football players