Context: Computerized neurocognitive testing is becoming popular among clinicians
evaluating sport-related concussions across all levels of sport. Baseline neurocognitive …

Sex and Age Differences in Depression and Baseline Sport-Rel... : Clinical Journal of Sport
Medicine Sex and Age Differences in Depression and Baseline Sport-Related Concussion …

Context: Athletes are at an inherent risk for sustaining concussions. Research examining the
long-term consequences of sport-related concussion has been inconsistent in …

Sports-related concussion is an injury that continues to receive attention from both the
popular media and sports medicine community. The many different symptom presentations …

Objective The purpose of this study was to examine, using a dose–response model, sex
differences in computerised neurocognitive performance among athletes with a history of …

Various consensus and position statements recommend a multifaceted approach when
diagnosing a possible concussion. The effectiveness of these materials depends largely on …

The purpose of the current study was to explore potential differences in pre-and post-
concussion performance on a computerized neurocognitive concussion test between African …

Importance An objective, reliable indicator of the presence and severity of concussive brain
injury and of the readiness for the return to activity has the potential to reduce concussion …

Importance Racial, ethnic, and sex disparities for concussion incidence and suicide attempts
in youth have been reported, but data on the interaction of these variables in a large national …

Background: Baseline computerized testing is a common component of concussion
assessments, and the testing environment has been suggested to influence test …