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In Ask Concussion Doc - Episode 15, we discussed concussion assessment, including on-field, sideline and clinical. What should you do if you suspect a concussion? Do you know the proper steps? What about red flags? Dr. Marshall discusses all this and more!

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In Ask Concussion Doc - Episode 14, we discuss the utility of imaging technology following concussion (e.g., MRI, CT scan), when and how often should someone sleep after a concussion injury, and the stretch-shear theory.

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In this episode of Ask Concussion Doc with Dr. Cameron Marshall, we discuss what to do immediately after a concussion, and when should the initial assessment happen.

We also examine recovery. How do we define it? What’s the difference between asymptomatic and full metabolic recovery? When can an athlete return to activity?

Lastly, we look at concussion prevention. Does neck strength help? What about neck stiffness? Also, helmets and mouthguard are NOT proven to fully protect against concussion. So, what can we actually do to prevent them?

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In this episode of Ask Concussion Doc with Dr. Cameron Marshall (@Concussion_Doc), we discussed the differences between paediatric and adult concussion management. What should healthcare practitioners consider when dealing with kids and youth? We also answered questions pertaining to new concussion laws in Ontario (Rowan's Law) as well as the potential long-term impact of multiple concussion injuries.

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In this episode of Ask Concussion Doc with Dr. Cameron Marshall (@Concussion_Doc), we addressed one of the most common symptoms of concussion: photosensitivity or light sensitivity. We also provided an update from the recent National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Clinical Symposia and Athletic Training (AT) Expo 2018, and discussed the study of the week, which looked at assessment and management of sport-related concussion teaching trends in AT programs.

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In this episode, we discussed how to determine whether or not concussion symptoms are caused by whiplash or concussion, and if "asymptomatic" means that an athlete is ready to return to play. We also reviewed the study of the week, which looked at the prevalence of concussion injuries caused by fighting in ice hockey.

Lastly, we were joined by The Futbol Physios to discuss a recent concussion injury that occurred during a FIFA World Cup game between Morocco and Iran, and the team's questionable decision to allow the player to play in the next match.

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In this episode, Dr. Marshall provides an update from the Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine (CASEM) Annual Symposium in Halifax last week as well as answered questions about qEEG-based neuro therapy and hyperbaric oxygen therapy, managing persistent concussion symptoms with family doctors and the study of the week, which looks at orthopaedic injured vs. uninjured control comparison groups for neuroimaging research.

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Dr. Cameron Marshall, DC, joins The Movement - PT Coffee Cast to talk all things concussion, including post-concussion syndrome, the good old days bias, and common misconceptions around the management of concussions.

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In Episode 8 of Ask Concussion Doc, Dr. Cameron Marshall, DC, discusses Kevin Love's concussion injury and the NBA concussion protocol as well as over-the-counter or pharmaceutical interventions for concussion or symptom management; utility and application of King-Devick Test; and a study of the week, which looks at learning disabilities and neurocognitive testing.

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Concussion has become one of the most prevalent and concerning sport injuries of our time. While there are a lot of unknowns, there is actually a lot we do now know about concussions and concussion management. The problem is what the media puts in the headlines, in some cases, doesn’t accurately reflect what the research is actually saying.

Dr. Cameron Marshall, DC, joins the Health Simple Show to discuss the truth about concussions and explains how concussions really aren’t the problem, but it is the way we manage them. There is a lot we can do to help patients suffering from concussion and post-concussion syndrome, and limit the risk put on athletes. It’s all about taking the right steps and seeing the right healthcare practitioners at the right time.

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