Brain injury · 2021
One size fits none: neurobiologic-specific modifications for the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of sport-related concussion (SRC).
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Beebe Kelzie E, Reynolds Erin, Driver Simon
Аннотация
PRIMARY OBJECTIVE: - To discuss how the underlying neuroanatomy and neurobiology of five sport-related concussion (SRC) clinical profiles impacts assessment and treatment.
RESEARCH DESIGN: - Narrative review.
METHODS AND PROCEDURES: - Based on the current literature and clinical experience, arguments against the traditional SRC protocol and for a clinical profiles-based SRC protocol are made.
MAIN OUTCOMES AND RESULTS: - While the clinical profiles-based SRC protocol is widely used and accepted, there has been little published regarding the link to the underlying neuropathology. Our narrative review describes the five SRC clinical profiles: vestibular, ocular, mood, post-traumatic migraine, and cognitive/fatigue. For these profiles, the underlying neuroanatomy and neurobiology is outlined, as well as how that anatomy and biology impact the profiles' etiology, assessment, and treatment. The cervical and sleep modifiers are also briefly covered.
CONCLUSIONS: - Utilizing this model, clinicians are able to provide an individualized assessment, conceptualization, and treatment plan for SRC, leading to improved outcomes and clinical experiences for athletes.
RESEARCH DESIGN: - Narrative review.
METHODS AND PROCEDURES: - Based on the current literature and clinical experience, arguments against the traditional SRC protocol and for a clinical profiles-based SRC protocol are made.
MAIN OUTCOMES AND RESULTS: - While the clinical profiles-based SRC protocol is widely used and accepted, there has been little published regarding the link to the underlying neuropathology. Our narrative review describes the five SRC clinical profiles: vestibular, ocular, mood, post-traumatic migraine, and cognitive/fatigue. For these profiles, the underlying neuroanatomy and neurobiology is outlined, as well as how that anatomy and biology impact the profiles' etiology, assessment, and treatment. The cervical and sleep modifiers are also briefly covered.
CONCLUSIONS: - Utilizing this model, clinicians are able to provide an individualized assessment, conceptualization, and treatment plan for SRC, leading to improved outcomes and clinical experiences for athletes.