concussion

MRI investigation of orientation-dependent changes in microstructure and function in a mouse model of mild traumatic brain injury

Post-traumatic headache

Concussion (mild traumatic brain injury) affects approximately 50 million people annually. Headache is the most common symptom after concussion and persists in up to 50% of those affected for at least one-year. The biological underpinnings of and the efficacy and tolerability of treatments for post-traumatic headache has historically received little attention. While treatment in clinical practice is mostly directly at the underlying phenotype of the headache, persistent post-traumatic headache is considered to be less responsive to treatments used to treat migraine or tension-type headache. Over the past several years, significant pre-clinical research has begun to elucidate the mechanism(s) involved in the development of post-traumatic headache, and a concerted effort to evaluate the efficacy of selected treatments for persistent post-traumatic headache has begun. This presentation will review the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and emerging data on the prevention and treatment of post-traumatic headache.

Hyperbaric Oxygen and the Brain: Concussions to COVID

Hyperbaric oxygen [HBO] treatments are an underappreciated way to get oxygen to injured tissue. Concussions, and now post-COVID neuropsychiatric issues have become a major cause of disability. Data from objective testing will be presented to discuss our clinic experience TREATING these conditions.

Altered optokinetic reflexes in patients with post-concussion syndrome and visual vertigo

Ocular motor deficits and recovery in Australian rules football following a sports-related concussion

Сellular immunity in patients with concussion and possible association with subsequent cognitive impairment withdrawn by author

Serum NfL and GFAP trajectories after sports-related concussion in Australian football players

Distant mild traumatic brain injury: a review of electrophysiological and imaging findings at late times after concussion

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