2024
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.31.24304818
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Repetitive subconcussion results in disrupted neural activity independent of concussion history

Kevin Grant Solar,
Matthew Ventresca,
Rouzbeh Zamyadi
et al.

Abstract: Concussion is a public health crisis which results in a complex cascade of neurochemical changes in the brain that can have life changing consequences. Subconcussions are considered less serious and were overlooked until recently, but we now realise repetitive subconcussions, such as repetitive head impacts, can lead to serious neurological deficits. Subconcussions are common in contact sports, and the military where certain personnel are exposed to repetitive occupational blast overpressure. Postmortem studie… Show more

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