Brainwave Activity Localization, Mood Symptoms, and Balance Impairment in a Male South African Rugby Player With Persisting Symptoms After Concussion: A Case Report.
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Abstract summary
The case sets the foundation for clinical protocols to incorporate mobile EEG and qEEG techniques, instrumental balance testing, and mood symptom screening in athletes who have suffered a sports-related concussion. The protocol provides a framework for clinicians to monitor a patient's recovery progress in terms of brainwave activity, general cognition, moods, and motor control. Objective data obtained through the protocol may assist in developing personalized treatment plans, improving follow-up care, and identifying residual brain function deficits that may be missed in standardized clinical exams. Finally, this case highlights a need for more thorough communication and testing procedures that screen for mood symptoms and provide an opportunity for athletes to discuss their mental health after suffering from an SRC.Study Outcome
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Citations : Broshek D. K., Pardini J. E., and Herring S. A., “Persisting Symptoms After Concussion: Time for a Paradigm Shift,” PM & R: The Journal of Injury, Function, and Rehabilitation 14, no. 12 (2022): 1509–1513, 10.1002/pmrj.12884.Authors : 4
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Doi : e70197SSN : 2050-0904