2022
DOI: 10.1080/17461391.2022.2085186
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Prolonged eye‐hand decoupling deficits in young adults with a history of concussion from adolescence

Abstract: Previous studies reported that adolescents with a sport-related concussion history showed prolonged visuomotor deficits during an eye-hand decoupling task until around 1.5-2 years post-event. The present study expands this work, examining whether such deficits do or do not emerge when testing individuals in young adulthood, i.e. later post-event. Twenty-one nonathlete college students with sport-related concussion history from adolescence (CH; M = 21 yrs.; M = 46 months post-concussion, range 10-90 months) and… Show more

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