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The Relationship of Athlete-Reported Concussion Symptoms and Objective Measures of Neurocognitive Function and Postural Control
Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, 09/10/09
Broglio SP et al. – The findings indicate self–report symptoms are associated with athlete deficits in postural control and cognitive function. The moderate relationship between the symptom reports and the objective measures warrants the continued use of all measures. A reduction in the number of symptoms concussed athletes respond to may be justified to reduce redundancy.
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