[PDF] Top 20 Practice ParameterThe management of concussion in sports (summary statement)

... and on sports concussion guidelines published by the Colorado Medical Society.2 This practice parameter for the management of concussion in sports is not intended t o [r] ... See full document

... concussion management and return to play guidelines (Sye, Sullivan, & McCrory, ...contact sports (Hootman, Dick, & Agel, 2007), it will be important to assess females’ attitudes about ... See full document

... innovative concussion management program for our student-athletes in certain sports having a greater risk for head injuries (cheerleading, field hockey, football, basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, ... See full document

... Results: Reliability data were produced for each tests of motor performance. We found that the first performance of three trials was slower, and the relationship between some factors and these battery tests were ... See full document

... the Concussion Prevention Initiative (CPI), a randomized controlled trial of four clinical assessment protocols for managing con- ...in sports following concus- ...following concussion using ... See full document

... Six sports with specific diagnostic criteria and definitions for signs of concussion identified on video review participated in this study (Australian Football, American Football, World Rugby, Cricket, ... See full document

... instances in which fatigue is resulting in reckless play. Primary prevention strategies including monitoring and removing fatigued athletes from play when feasible are recommended. Despite this fi nding, we also found ... See full document

... The interpersonal level encompasses the interactions that athletes have with others in their lives. Coaches and medical providers discussed in the previous section provide normative references for behaviors in regards to ... See full document

... Sports-related concussion (SRC) is a major health concern in the United States, with an estimated 1.6–3.6 million cases occurring annually. 1 Although most concussed athletes re- cover and return to play ... See full document

... of concussion. Thirteen representatives from the seven professional sports ranked the definition ...possible concussion: lying motionless, motor incoordination, impact seizure, tonic posturing, no ... See full document

... organized sports at school (football, baseball, softball, basketball, cheer- leading, gymnastics, soccer) and were assessed using the symptom ...and concussion symptom inventory ... See full document

... The concussed group comprised chil- dren between the ages of 11 and 17 years who had sustained a single con- cussion during participation in an organized athletic event. Recruitment occurred through a referral network of ... See full document

... or concussion often involves an acute set of heterogeneous symptoms that usually resolve within days to weeks after the injury, however there may be underlying brain changes associated with concussion ... See full document

... national concussion data- base would facilitate monitoring concussion rates and outcomes as various strategies for prevention ...how concussion risk varies with factors like age, sex, pubertal stage, ... See full document

... prior concussion within 6 months of their initial imaging ...prior concussion on the results of this study, Pearson correlations between the first time point sus- ceptibility values and prior SRC history ... See full document

... as concussion, is defined as an insult to the head that results in: a) a loss consciousness of 30 minutes or less, b) posttraumatic amnesia not greater than 24 hours, or c) any alteration in mental state at the ... See full document

... As sports chiropractors are likely to see a concussed patient in their clinic, it is important that they are adept at recognizing, diagnosing and managing ...the sports chiropractors performed well in the ... See full document

... dental concussion was the most frequent type of TI ...and sports. Den- tal concussion was associated with violence and sports; luxation was associated with bicycle accidents; and avul- sion ... See full document

... a concussion or is suspected of having a ...the concussion symptoms, please complete this log daily using the following ...Children’s Sports Medicine at (614) 355-6000 or visit our website at ... See full document

... the concussion committee for Major League Soccer, a member of the Advisory Board for the American Association for Multi-Sensory Environments (AAMSE), and a subcommittee chair for the Centers for Disease Control ... See full document