Background Psychosocial factors predict recurrent injury and return to preinjury level of
performance following orthopedic injury but are poorly understood following concussion …

Repetitive head trauma provides a favorable milieu for the onset of inflammatory and
neurodegenerative processes. The result of long-lasting head trauma is chronic traumatic …

The field of sport-related concussion (SRC) is evolving quickly, and psychological aspects
affecting athletes' recovery and well-being are now recognized as an important component …

Returning to sport after the sports injury is a difficult decision because it's multicausal and
the fact that a rash decision can result in numerous negative consequences. Given the …

Objective: To examine if self-reported dizziness is associated with concussion symptoms,
depression and/or anxiety symptoms, or gait performance within 2 weeks of postconcussion …

Objectives:“Young adulthood” is a term used to define individuals falling within the 18-to 22-
year-old age range. Injuries account for more than a third of emergency department visits in …

Objective: Understand from whom concussed football players seek and receive emotional
support, and whether this support is associated with injury perceptions. Participants: Football …

OBJECTIVES: To (1) summarize pooled prevalence and incidence rates of concussion by
type of sport and (2) synthesize the differences in prevalence or incidence rates of …

Facing pressure to train for victory, warfighters and athletes encounter numerous health risks
that are directly related to their regular physical training. The concept of universal training …

Background The average annual national estimate of injuries sustained by collegiate
athletes is 210,674, which encompasses both those of a musculoskeletal and a concussive …