Effect of Routine Sport Participation on Short-Term Clinical Neurological Outcomes: A Comparison of Non-Contact, Contact, and Collision Sport Athletes
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DOI: 10.1007/s40279-019-01200-y
Abstract: Objectives To compare pre-season to post-season changes on a battery of clinical neurological outcome measures between non-contact, contact, and collision sport athletes over multiple seasons of play. Methods 244 high school and collegiate athletes participating… read more here.
Keywords: collision sport; sport; contact; season ... See more keywords
Sport-related Jejunal Rupture
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DOI: 10.1249/jsr.0000000000000570
Abstract: Introduction Serious injury as a result of abdominal trauma in collision sport is relatively rare. The most commonly reported injuries are to solid organs, such as the spleen and liver (1). Splenic injury risk is… read more here.
Keywords: sport; bowel injury; sport related; related jejunal ... See more keywords
Effects of Contact/Collision Sport History on Patient Reported Outcomes in Early to Mid-Adulthood.
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DOI: 10.4085/1062-6050-0017.23
Abstract: CONTEXT Data on the early- to mid-life effects of repetitive neurotrauma on patient reported outcomes have been delimited to homogeneous samples of male athletes with failure to utilize comparison groups or account for modifying factors… read more here.
Keywords: reported outcomes; history; patient reported; contact collision ... See more keywords