Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion. [electronic resource]

By:

Charek, Daniel B

Contributor(s):

Elbin, R J
Sufrinko, Alicia
Schatz, Philip
D'Amico, Nathan R
Collins, Michael W
Kontos, Anthony P

Producer: 20210909Description: 85-91 p. digitalISSN:

1550-509X

Subject(s):

Adolescent
Athletes
Athletic Injuries -- diagnosis
Brain Concussion -- diagnosis
Child
Female
Humans
Male
Neuropsychological Tests
Post-Concussion Syndrome -- diagnosis
Return to Sport
Young Adult

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In: The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation vol. 35

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Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion.

APA

Charek D. B., Elbin R. J., Sufrinko A., Schatz P., D'Amico N. R., Collins M. W. & Kontos A. P. (20210909). Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion. : The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation.

Chicago

Charek Daniel B, Elbin R J, Sufrinko Alicia, Schatz Philip, D'Amico Nathan R, Collins Michael W and Kontos Anthony P. 20210909. Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion. : The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation.

Harvard

Charek D. B., Elbin R. J., Sufrinko A., Schatz P., D'Amico N. R., Collins M. W. and Kontos A. P. (20210909). Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion. : The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation.

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Charek Daniel B, Elbin R J, Sufrinko Alicia, Schatz Philip, D'Amico Nathan R, Collins Michael W and Kontos Anthony P. Preliminary Evidence of a Dose-Response for Continuing to Play on Recovery Time After Concussion. : The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation. 20210909.

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