Concussions in the National Football League A Current Concepts Review
作者： Aaron M. Yengo-Kahn , Daniel J. Johnson , Scott L. Zuckerman , Gary S. Solomon
关键词: Athletes 、 Medicine 、 Physical therapy 、 League 、 Poison control 、 Football 、 Concussion 、 Human factors and ergonomics 、 Clinical psychology 、 Chronic traumatic encephalopathy 、 Occupational safety and health
摘要: Background:Significant attention has been directed toward the immediate and long-term effects of sport-related concussions on athletes participating in contact sports, particularly football. The highest level football, National Football League (NFL), received significant criticism regarding player management safety after mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Several review articles have reported data related to concussion NFL, but a succinct synthesis NFL is currently lacking.Purpose:To (1) systematically published assess limitations studies, (2) elucidate areas where further research needed, (3) identify methods improve future investigations NFL.Study Design:Systematic literature.Methods:English-language titles abstracts between 1900 September 2014 were searched across electronic databases, rev...
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