Evolving Science to Inform Emerging Concussion Practices

Purpose This article describes two concussion models built on the current state of science that help illustrate the complicated interactions among the multiple factors that drive concussion symptoms. Consideration of these models remind practitioners, including speech-language pathologists, to atten...

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Published in:American journal of speech-language pathology 2021-07, Vol.30 (4), p.1-1597
Main Author: Chesnutt, James C
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Brain
Brain research
Concussion
Emotional Disturbances
Feedback (Response)
Injuries
Magnetic resonance imaging
Mathematical Models
Medicine
Narcotics
Natural products
Networks
Obesity
Patients
School Districts
Social Environment
Speech Language Pathology
Speech therapists
Speech therapy
Speech-language pathologists
Systems science
Trauma
Traumatic brain injury
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Brain research
Concussion
Emotional Disturbances
Feedback (Response)
Injuries
Magnetic resonance imaging
Mathematical Models
Medicine
Narcotics
Natural products
Networks
Obesity
Patients
School Districts
Social Environment
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Speech therapists
Speech therapy
Speech-language pathologists
Systems science
Trauma
Traumatic brain injury
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