Evaluating Motor Control Improves Discrimination of Adolescents with and without Sports Related Concussion.
Evaluating Motor Control Improves Discrimination of Adolescents with and without Sports Related Concussion.
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10.1080/00222895.2019.1570908
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Suskauer SJ
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作者:
Stephens JA;Davies PL;Gavin WJ;Mostofsky SH;Slomine BS;Suskauer SJ
Disrupted motor performance is increasingly recognized as a critical sequela of concussion which may have relevance for diagnosis and treatment. In 17 adolescents with recent concussion and 20 never-concussed controls, we evaluated the discriminant ability of a commonly used neurocognitive measure compared to a motor subtle sign exam, which evaluates gait, balance, and fine and gross motor control. We found that the motor subtle sign exam had better discriminant ability than the neurocognitive measure, but combining both measures was superior to analyses with individual measures (Wilks’ ƛ = .297, p < .001). This supports that there is an added benefit of evaluating motor control along with neurocognitive capacities after suspected concussion to enhance diagnosis and treatment of injury.
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