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Pharmacological Interventions in Sport-Related Concussion
Three case studies and a review of current practice guidelines offer insight into treating patients with chronic pain and other symptoms after a sport-related concussion.
CDC Initiative: Concussion in Sports and Play
Children and teens are more likely to have a traumatic brain injury (TBI), including concussion, and take longer to recover than adults. TBI symptoms may appear mild, but the injury can lead to significant life-long impairment affecting an individual’s memory, behavior, learning, and/or emotions.
Recognizing and Treating Concussions Related to Sports Injuries
The stories are heartbreaking. The young athlete who sustains a concussion while competing and needs intensive rehabilitation for cognitive, balance, sleep, and emotional symptoms—occasionally with long-term disability and pain.
Research Advance Of The Year
As 2013 winds down, I want to recognize the year’s most significant research advance in practical pain management. This year’s award goes to the elucidation and understanding of the sequelae of head trauma.
Head Trauma: More Than A Headache
Headache may just be the tip of the iceberg in patients suffering a traumatic brain injury.
Traumatic Brain Injury
With traumatic brain injuries on the rise, pain practitioners need to understand the biomechanics, pathophysiology, and symptomatology of these injuries.
Unmasking Post-traumatic Headache
Many cases of post-traumatic headache (PTH) go undetected and are inadequately treated. Article describes evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of PTH.
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