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Handbook of Neurological Sports Medicine: Concussion and Other Nervous System Injuries in the Athlete

Handbook of Neurological Sports Medicine: Concussion and Other Nervous System Injuries in the Athlete

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Opis

Handbook of Neurological Sports Medicine:: Concussion and Other Nervous System Injuries in the Athlete presents techniques for diagnosis and treatment of head-related injuries to enable medical professionals to provide the best care possible. Authored by a respected team of neurosurgeons, including highly regarded concussion researcher Julian Bailes, this evidence-based reference offers expert guidelines for managing these serious injuries.

A strong focus is placed on concussion due to the risk involved with this common injury. The text outlines how to recognize, assess, and treat concussions, preparing practitioners to calmly respond to athletes who are exhibiting signs of this dangerous condition. It also reviews the biomechanics and pathophysiology at the core of concussions to better understand their clinical presentations.

Critical return-to-play guidelines and participation recommendations for patients with preexisting neurological conditions or structural lesions arm medical professionals with the principles needed for making appropriate decisions for athletes’ safety. The text explains the roles of pharmacological management, natural treatment approaches, rehabilitation strategies, and education. In addition, chapters provide coverage of postconcussion syndrome, subconcussion, and second-impact syndrome.

Handbook of Neurological Sports Medicine also takes a look at other traumatic injuries, including injuries to the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine, and the soft tissue and fascia within the spinal unit. It provides an overview of peripheral nervous system injuries to ensure medical professionals understand those serious and potentially career-ending issues, reviews facets of optimal response with suspected or proven spinal injury, and discusses the evaluation and management of athletes with non-concussion-related headaches and heat illness or heatstroke. The text includes additional features to address issues surrounding critical injuries::

• Guidance on developing an action plan for athletic events prepares first responders for emergency situations.

• A review of cases of interest provides examples of situations that can—and do—occur.

• Medicolegal considerations educate practitioners about negligence, standard of care, and proximate cause.

• More than 150 photos and illustrations offer visual support to further explain the injuries.

The evaluation and management of sport-related neurological injuries have matured at an unprecedented rate. Handbook of Neurological Sports Medicine is a critical resource for all who encounter and treat neurological injuries, providing the foundation for the clinical decisions that all athletic medical practitioners must make to give their patients the best treatment possible.

Continuing education credits and units may also be earned based on the subject matter in this book. Explore online CE course options in Human Kinetics’ Continuing Education store.

Szczegóły produktu
Human Kinetics
100577
9781450441810
9781450441810

Opis

Rok wydania
2014
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
416
Wymiary (mm)
216.00 x 279.00
Waga (g)
1429

  • Part 1: General Concepts

    Chapter 1. Athletes and Neurological Injuries: A View From 10,000 Feet

    A Stroll Through History

    The Present

    Spectrum of Neurological Injury in Sports

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 2. Medicolegal Considerations in Neurological Sports Medicine

    With Increased Awareness Comes Increased Scrutiny

    The King of Concussions

    Negligence

    Duty and Breach

    Violation of a Statutory Duty

    Standard of Care Defined by Experts

    Standard of Care Established Through Literature, Rules, Protocols and Textbooks

    Good Samaritan Laws

    Proximate Cause

    Assumption of the Risk

    Theories of Negligence

    Cases of Interest

    NFL and NCAA Concussion Litigation Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 3. Having a Game Plan

    Developing an Emergency Action Plan

    Caring for Athletic Injuries Responsibilities of Host and Visiting Medical Staff

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Part 2: Sport-Related Head Injuries

    Chapter 4. Biomechanics, Pathophysiology, and Classification of Concussion

    Biomechanics and Basic Concepts

    Lessons Learned From Football

    Lessons Learned From Other Sports

    Pathophysiology of Concussion

    Classification of Concussion and Grading Systems

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 5. In the Trenches: Acute Evaluation and Management of Concussion

    Presentation

    Acute Evaluation

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 6. Neuroimaging and Neurophysiological Studies in the Head-Injured Athlete

    Standard Neuroimaging

    Advanced Structural Techniques

    Advanced Functional Techniques

    Neurophysiological Techniques

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 7. Neuropsychological Assessment in Concussion

    Use of Symptom Checklists

    Value of Neuropsychological Assessment of Concussion

    Issues With Computerized Assessments

    Other Considerations

    Other Issues Addressed by Neuropsychologists in the Assessment of Concussed Patients

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 8. Role of Balance Testing and Other Adjunct Measures in Concussion

    Balance Assessment in Concussion

    Emerging Technology and Future Directions for Adjunct Measures of Assessment in Concussion

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 9. Postconcussion Syndrome

    What’s in a Definition

    Scope of the Problem

    A Neuroanatomical Substrate for Prolonged Symptoms

    Psychogenesis of PCS and PPCS

    A Modern Conceptual Framework for PCS and PPCS

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 10. Neuropathology of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

    Definition of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

    Posttraumatic Encephalopathy Versus Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

    Gross Morphology and Histomorphology of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 11. The Emerging Role of Subconcussion

    A Working Definition

    Laboratory Evidence of Subconcussive Effects

    Clinical Evidence of Subconcussion

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 12. Severe Head Injury and Second Impact Syndrome

    Cerebral Contusions and Intraparenchymal

    Hemorrhage Traumatic Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

    Subdural Hematoma

    Skull Fractures

    Epidural Hematoma

    Diffuse Axonal Injury

    Arterial Dissection and Stroke

    Fatalities

    Other Posttraumatic Sequelae

    Second Impact Syndrome

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 13. Neurological Considerations in Return to Sport Participation

    History of Return to Play

    Symptom Complex and Identification

    Return to Play and Brain Abnormalities

    Addressing and Resolving Return to Play Issues

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 14. The Role of Pharmacological Therapy and Rehabilitation in Concussion

    The Decision to Treat Pharmacologically

    Somatic Symptoms

    Sleep Disturbance Symptoms

    Emotional Symptoms

    Cognitive Symptoms

    The Role of Rehabilitation in Concussion Management

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 15. The Research Behind Natural Neuroprotective Approaches to Concussion

    Eicosapentaenoic Acid and Docosahexaenoic Acid

    Curcumin

    Resveratrol

    Creatine

    Green Tea

    Caffeine

    Vitamins E and C

    Vitamin D

    Scutellaria baicalensis

    Examples of Other Neuroprotective Nutraceuticals

    Another Natural Approach: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

    Concluding Thoughts

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Part 3: Sport-Related Injuries of the Spine and Peripheral Nervous System

    Chapter 16. Cervical, Thoracic, and Lumbar Spine Injuries: Types, Causal Mechanisms, and Clinical Features

    Background and Epidemiology

    Normal Anatomy

    Types of Tissue Injuries and Neurologic Syndromes

    Common Cervical Injuries and Conditions

    Common Thoracic Injuries

    Common Lumbar Injuries

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 17. Management of Spine Injuries, Including Rehabilitation, Surgical Considerations, and Return to Play

    On-the-Field Assessment

    Radiological Assessment

    Treatment and Rehabilitation

    Surgical Considerations

    Cervical Spine Injuries and Their Management and Treatment

    Cervical Spine Injury: Return to Play

    Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Injuries and Their Management

    Concluding Thoughts

    Chapter 18. Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Athletes

    Epidemiology

    Pathogenesis

    Clinical Evaluation

    Additional Testing

    Management Rationale

    Surgical Options: Primary Nerve Surgery

    Surgical Options: Secondary Surgery (Soft Tissue or Bony Reconstruction)

    Postoperative Management and Return to Play

    Legal Implications

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Part 4: Other Sport-Related Neurological Issues

    Chapter 19. Headaches in Athletics

    Clinical Approach and Assessment

    Commonly Recognized Headache Syndromes Coincidental to Sporting Activity

    Prolonged Sporting Activity as a Trigger for Commonly Recognized Headache Syndromes

    Primary Exertional Headache

    Headaches Attributed to Head or Neck Trauma

    Headaches Attributed to Sport-Specific Mechanisms

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

    Chapter 20. Heat Illness in Sports

    Background

    Contributory Factors in Heat Illness

    Prevention

    The Spectrum of Heat Illness and Management

    Return to Play

    Concluding Thoughts

    References

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