Sports-Related Concussion Testing

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Mark S. Dziemianowicz
Matthew P. Kirschen
Bryan A. Pukenas
Eric Laudano
Laura J. Balcer
Steven L. Galetta
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[1] University of Pennsylvania,Department of Neurology
[2] Perelman School of Medicine,Department of Radiology, Division of Neuroradiology
[3] Perelman School of Medicine,Department of Recreation and Intercollegiate Athletics, Athletic Training
[4] University of Pennsylvania,Department of Ophthalmology
[5] University of Pennsylvania,Department of Epidemiology
[6] Perelman School of Medicine,undefined
[7] University of Pennsylvania,undefined
[8] Perelman School of Medicine,undefined
[9] Division of Neurology,undefined
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Concussion; Sports; Mild traumatic brain injury;
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Due to the recent focus on concussion in sports, a number of tests have been developed to diagnose and manage concussion. While each test measures different brain functions, no single test has been shown to quickly and reliably assess concussion in all cases. In addition, most of the current concussion tests have not been validated by scientific investigation. This review identifies the pros and cons of the most commonly used noninvasive tests for concussion in order to provide a more complete picture of the resources that are available for concussion testing. The potential utility of research tools such as the head impact telemetry system, advanced magnetic resonance imaging protocols, and biomarkers are discussed in the context of the currently employed tools.
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页码:547 / 559
页数:12
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