Risk Factors for Vestibular and Oculomotor Outcomes After Sport-Related Concussion.
Risk Factors for Vestibular and Oculomotor Outcomes After Sport-Related Concussion.
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运动相关脑震荡后前庭和动眼神经结果的危险因素。
DOI:
10.1097/jsm.0000000000000761
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发表时间:
2021
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Kontos,AnthonyP
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Womble,MelissaN;McAllister-Deitrick,Jamie;Marchetti,GregoryF;Reynolds,Erin;Collins,MichaelW;Elbin,RJ;Kontos,AnthonyP
Objective:To investigate the association between risk factors and vestibular–oculomotor outcomes after sport-related concussion (SRC).Study Design:Cross-sectional study of patients seen 5.7±5.4 days (range 0-30 days) after injury.Setting:Specialty clinic.Participants:Eighty-five athletes (50 male athletes and 35 female athletes) aged 14.1±2.8 years (range 9-24 years) seeking clinical care for SRC.Interventions:Participants completed a clinical interview, history questionnaire, symptom inventory, and vestibular/ocularmotor screening (VOMS). Chi-square tests with odds ratios and diagnostic accuracy were used to examine the association between risk factors and VOMS outcomes.Main Outcome Measures:The VOMS.Results:Female sex (χ 2= 4.9, P= 0.03), on-field dizziness (χ 2= 7.1, P= 0.008), fogginess (χ 2= 10.3, P= 0.001), and post-traumatic migraine (PTM) symptoms including headache (χ 2= 16.7, P= 0.001), nausea (χ 2= 10.9, P= 0.001), light sensitivity (χ 2= 14.9, P= 0.001), and noise sensitivity (χ 2= 8.7, P= 0.003) were associated with presence of one or more postconcussion VOMS score above clinical cutoff. On-field dizziness (χ 2= 3.8, P= 0.05), fogginess (χ 2= 7.9, P= 0.005), and PTM-like symptoms including nausea (χ 2= 9.0, P= 0.003) and noise sensitivity (χ 2= 7.2, P= 0.007) were associated with obtaining a postconcussion near-point convergence (NPC) distance cutoff> 5 cm. The likelihood ratios were 5.93 and 5.14 for VOMS symptoms and NPC distance, respectively.Conclusions:Female sex, on-field dizziness, fogginess, and PTM symptoms were predictive of experiencing vestibular–oculomotor symptoms/impairment after SRC.