Minor Head Injuries in American Football
Summary The most common head injury in sports is the minor head injury or concussion — estimated to occur at a rate of 250 000 per year in contact sports. The risks of serious immediate consequences from a minor head injury can be obviated by careful attention to the athlete’s post-traumatic complai...
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