Table of Contents
Editors
Contributors
Section I: What is a concussion?
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 Concussion revisited: A historical perspective: How has the focus on concussion evolved over the years
Chapter 3 Concussion incidence, risk factors, and prevention: What is the scope of the problem?
Chapter 4 Biomechanics of sports concussion: How do sport concussions happen?
Chapter 5 Acute diagnosis of sports concussion: How do we identify a concussion?
Section II: Managing a concussion
Chapter 6 Rest and recovery from concussion: How should rest be used in concussion management
Chapter 7 Early management recommendations: What's should be done now that we know it is a concussion?
Chapter 8 Physiotherapy and concussion: What can the physiotherapist do?
Chapter 9 Role of neuropsychology in sport concussion: What can the neuropsychologist do?
Chapter 10 The role of the occupational therapist in concussion management: What can the occupational therapist do?
Chapter 11 The role of the psychologist and psychiatrist in pediatric concussion management: What can they do for me?
Section III: Recovery and beyond
Chapter 12 Return to school: When and how should return to school be organized after a concussion?
Chapter 13 Return to work: When and how should I return to work after a concussion?
Chapter 14 Return to sports: When and how should I return to sports after a concussion?
Chapter 15 How to manage persistent problems: What if I don’t recover as quickly as I expected from a concussion
Chapter 16 When the effects of concussions endure: What are some of the longer term consequences?
Section IV: Additional considerations
Chapter 17 Team and high risk sports: The baseline model: Is it useful to measure an athlete’s abilities before the sport season?
Chapter 18 On-field diagno
