2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.msksp.2019.04.002
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Exploring the role of cervical spine endurance as a predictor of concussion risk and recovery following sports related concussion

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“…A total of 25 studies underwent full text screening, of which six were included in the review. [40,43,42,39,41,38] Results of the study selection are summarised in Figure 2. Two observational studies (total n=6792 male and female high school and university athletes) explored the relationship between neck strength and SRC.…”
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“…A total of 25 studies underwent full text screening, of which six were included in the review. [40,43,42,39,41,38] Results of the study selection are summarised in Figure 2. Two observational studies (total n=6792 male and female high school and university athletes) explored the relationship between neck strength and SRC.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two observational studies (total n=6792 male and female high school and university athletes) explored the relationship between neck strength and SRC. [38,39] Four experimental studies (total n=3953 predominantly male adolescent and adult athletes) investigated the effect of an exercise intervention which included neck exercises on incidence of (a) head and/or neck injuries, and/or (b) SRC. [42,43,41,40] ***insert Figure 2 here***…”
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“…In another study of suspected sports-related concussion can be demonstrated with a broadly showcasing coinciding cervical trauma which leads to the essential impact on results and as well as on the management of the patient [17] while in another study the outcomes suggest that cervical spine injuries may because of persistent symptoms following concussion that is related to sports and this may cause prolonged clinical recovery [18] in our study, we had did not have any case related to sports injury the main mode of injury was trauma, fall and assault.…”
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