An exploratory study of mild cognitive impairment of retired professional contact sport athletes

JG Baker, JJ Leddy, AL Hinds, MN Haider… - The Journal of head …, 2018 - journals.lww.com
Objective: To test the hypothesis that mild cognitive impairment (MCI) rates are higher
among retired professional contact sport athletes than in noncontact athlete controls and
compare history of contact sports with other MCI risk factors. Setting: University Concussion
Management Clinic. Participants: Twenty-one retired National Football League and National
Hockey League players and 21 aged-matched noncontact athlete controls. Designs: Case-
control. Main Measures: Comprehensive criteria were used to assess MCI based on the …
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