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Sport Concussion Assessment Tool: Baseline Values For Varsity Collision Sport Athletes
British Journal of Sports Medicine, 06/08/09
Shehata N et al. - The mean SCAT baseline PCSS score was approximately 5, although just under half of the athletes scored 0. Female athletes scored better on tests of neurocognitive function. PC athletes scored better than NC athletes on all neurocognitive tests except delayed 5 word recall.
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