Recovery Is Similar Between Black and White College Athletes Following Sport-Related Concussion

There was 1 small and not clinically significant difference between groups for the VMS score at T2. Overall, groups performed consistently or improved upon their baseline balance, cognition, and symptom outcome scores at clinically relevant time points following a SRC.

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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
Published
2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1123/jsr.2023-0081
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Traumatic Brain Injury Research
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Recovery Is Similar Between Black and White College Athletes Following Sport-Related Concussion

Jacob E. Resch, Catherine Donahue, Daniel J. Rosenblum, Taneisha M. Jones
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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
Traumatic Brain Injury Research
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Recovery Is Similar Between Black and White College Athletes Following Sport-Related Concussion

Jacob E. Resch, Catherine Donahue, Daniel J. Rosenblum, Taneisha M. Jones
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Abstract

There was 1 small and not clinically significant difference between groups for the VMS score at T2. Overall, groups performed consistently or improved upon their baseline balance, cognition, and symptom outcome scores at clinically relevant time points following a SRC.

Journal of Sport RehabilitationVol. 34(1)
University of Virginia (US)
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Traumatic Brain Injury Research
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