Motor and cognitive dysfunction is intractable sequela in the acute stage of concussion.
While typical concussion recovery occurs in two weeks, empirical evidence suggests that …

Background: Concussion injuries have been highlighted to the American public through
media and research. While recent studies have shown increased traumatic brain injuries …

Although the field of concussion research is rapidly growing, the majority of research has
focused on injured adults, with children being an often-neglected population. Traumatic …

Background Stroke can affect our ability to perform daily activities, although it can be difficult
to identify the underlying functional impairment (s). Recent theories highlight the importance …

The primary motor cortex (M1) is broadly acknowledged for its crucial role in executing
voluntary movements. Yet, its contributions to cognitive and sensory functions remain largely …

Adults exposed to blast and blunt impact often experience mild traumatic brain injury,
affecting neural functions related to sensory, cognitive, and motor function. In this …

Background Cognitive and motor function must work together quickly and seamlessly to
allow us to interact with a complex world, but their integration is difficult to assess directly …

Currently, there is strong interest within the military to better understand the effects of long-
term occupational exposure to repeated low-level blast on health and performance. To gain …

The present study investigated executive function and sustained attention of non-athlete,
young adults (ages 18–23) with a history of concussion beyond ten months post incident …

Acute and chronic disease processes that lead to cerebral injury can often be clinically
challenging diagnostically, prognostically, and therapeutically. Neurodegenerative …