This episode's guide is David Ims, who just presented a webinar to the NRBS about concussion management with the XLNTBrain system. Concussions are common, often underdiagnosed, and notoriously difficult to assess. The conversation explores the limits of symptom reporting, the role of cognitive testing, and how adding neurophysiological data like QEEG may help clinicians and patients make more informed decisions.

1. Why concussions are frequently missed or underestimated
2. The importance—and limitations—of baseline testing
3. How symptom tracking can reveal recovery patterns over time
4. Whether more data actually improves clinical decisions
5. The role of QEEG in validating patient experience
6. Why concussion recovery is often inconsistent and nonlinear
7. Balancing standardized tools with individual variability

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