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As seen in: British Journal of Sports Medicine, Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Impairments in Dynamic Postural Control across Concussion Clinical Milestones

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By Thomas Buckley Verified, Nicholas Murray, Barry A Munkasy, Jessie R Oldham
| Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Address correspondence to: Thomas Buckley, EdD, Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, University of Delaware, 349 STAR Tower, 100 Discovery Boulevard, Newark, DE 19716, USA E-mail Address: TBuckley@UDel.edu Department of Kinesiology and Applied Physiology, Interdisciplinary program in Biomechanics and Movement Science University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware, USA.
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Differential Effects of Acute and Multiple Concussions on Gait Initiation Performance

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By Thomas Buckley Verified, of Delaware, Barry A Munkasy, Georgia Southern
| Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Verified
Highlights • Acute postconcussion deficits in dynamic postural control were identified. • A history of multiple concussions also demonstrated impaired dynamic postural control. • Acute and multiple concussed individuals have deficits in planning a movement. Abstract Objective To identify the effect of acute and multiple concussions on gait initiation performance. Design Cohort study. Setting University research center.
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Acute rest does not predict symptom recovery in collegiate student athletes

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By Thomas Buckley Verified, Georgia Southern, Barry A Munkasy, Brandy P Clouse
| British Journal of Sports Medicine Verified
Objective To assess the effect of acute cognitive and physical activity level and sleep on concussion recovery. Interventions The independent variables were the participant’s self-reported physical and cognitive activity levels (1–5 based on Majerske) and the number of hours slept the first two days post-concussion.
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