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Baseline neurocognitive assessment in sports is becoming more popular — and more useful for helping players better recover from one or more concussions.
Second Impact Syndrome (SIS) can have instant, tragic consequences. Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), conversely, can have slow and heartbreaking consequences.
Learn about the tools out there — from traumatic brain injury 101-type information to specifics on how to develop a student's individualized education plan.
A concussion or mild brain injury usually causes a cascade of chemical changes within the brain. Most mild TBIs take 5-10 days to get back to normal, but every injury is unique.