a concussion is a traumatic brain injury.
traumatic brain injury (commonly know as tbi) is much more widespread than many realize. according to recent data, 1.7 to 3.8 million people sustain a tbi every year, on average in the United States alone. most of these occur during work, sports, or military engagements. if we consider all high school and college sport injuries, 22% were concussions. in 2015-16, 33 kids under the age of 19 died from injuries sustained on the field or from game play.
while it has been difficult in the past to identify concussion and tbi reliably, our patented process can do so 90% of the time without a baseline study (with a baseline study we can find 98.9% of all tbi/concussion).
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Have you experienced a recent concussion or TBI and need to be evaluated and cleared to return to class or play? We can help.
what we do
if your little leaguer, student-athlete, or weekend professional is down at the playground, the gym, or even the backyard; we can bring our service right where they are.
what are concussions
the centers for disease control and prevention define concussion as a mild form of traumatic brain injury.
can you save your brain
yes. but the brain requires protection by scientific analysis and medical care after concussion evaluation.
know your score
“A clinical test that is susceptible to practice effects poses a potential problem because improved reaction time that is merely the result of repeated assessments can obscure the true extent of a person’s recovery from concussion.”
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— Journal of Athletic Training
Concussions & Volleyball
The majority of injury caused 3-6 days of time loss from participation, while injuries accounting for 21 or more days accounted for about 12% of all injuries.
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Concussions & Football
31% of injury causes 3-6 days of time loss from sport, while injuries according for 21 days or more were ranked second at 19.5%.
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Concussions & Soccer
35.5% of injury caused 3 - 6 days of game play loss, while injuries that accounted for 21 days or more participation loss ranked 10%.