Running through the fog: A feasibility study on early exercise implementation in sports-related concussion recovery

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Running through the fog: A feasibility study on early exercise implementation in sports-related concussion recovery

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Safely advising a sports related concussion (SRC) patient though their recovery presents risks to the clinician, coach, and most importantly, to the athlete affected. The current consensus holds that there is insufficient evidence to advise against beginning exercise before the patient is asymptomatic at rest. What remains unclear is whether there is any effect on return to play (RTP) times, or whether the risks of forcing an active person to remain sedentary for days to weeks (e.g. increased...

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Research paper

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2019

Creator

Barker, Luke

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/9248

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Concussion / Sports-related concussion / head injury / TBI / Neuroscience / Medicine / Neurorehabilitation / olfactory testing / traumatic brain injury / mTBI / Transcranial doppler / neurovascular coupling / Exercise Testing

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