Postexercise Slowing on the King-Devick Test and Longer Recovery From Sport-Related Concussion in Adolescents: A Validation Study

Haider Mohammad N.; Worts Phillip R.; Viera Kaitlin B.; Villarrubia Brendan; Wilber Charles G.; Willer Barry S.; Leddy John J.

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Postexercise Slowing on the King-Devick Test and Longer Recovery From Sport-Related Concussion in Adolescents: A Validation Study

机译：在王凡士队试验和较长的青少年中的体育相关脑震荡中恢复速度减速：验证研究

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Context: The King-Devick (KD) test is a rapid number-reading test that has emerging use in the assessment of sport-related concussion (SRC). Previous research suggested that healthy individuals and patients with acute concussions who had shorter recovery times (<3 weeks) demonstrated a learning effect on the KD test after mild to moderate exertion, whereas patients with longer recovery times did not.

机译：背景信息：King-Devick（KD）测试是一种快速的数字阅读测试，在评估体育相关脑震荡（SRC）中具有新兴使用。以前的研究表明，健康的个体和急性脑震荡的患者患有更短的恢复时间（<3周）对KD试验进行了测量后的康复测试，而恢复时间更长的患者没有。

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《Journal of athletic training》 |2020年第5期|共6页
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Haider Mohammad N.; Worts Phillip R.; Viera Kaitlin B.; Villarrubia Brendan; Wilber Charles G.; Willer Barry S.; Leddy John J.;
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SUNY Buffalo Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci UBMD Dept Orthopaed &

Sports Med Buffalo NY USA;

Tallahassee Orthoped Clin Tallahassee FL USA;

SUNY Buffalo Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci UBMD Dept Orthopaed &

Sports Med Buffalo NY USA;

SUNY Buffalo Dept Exercise &

Nutr Sci Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci Buffalo NY USA;

SUNY Buffalo Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci UBMD Dept Orthopaed &

Sports Med Buffalo NY USA;

SUNY Buffalo Dept Psychiat Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci Buffalo NY USA;

SUNY Buffalo Jacobs Sch Med &

Biomed Sci UBMD Dept Orthopaed &

Sports Med Buffalo NY USA;

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中图分类运动医学;
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Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test; exercise intolerance; exercise testing;

机译：水牛脑震荡跑步机试验;运动不耐受;运动测试;

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1. Postexercise Slowing on the King-Devick Test and Longer Recovery From Sport-Related Concussion in Adolescents: A Validation Study [J] . Haider Mohammad N., Worts Phillip R., Viera Kaitlin B., Journal of athletic training . 2020,第5期

机译：在王凡士队试验和较长的青少年中的体育相关脑震荡中恢复速度减速：验证研究
2. A pilot study of active rehabilitation for adolescents who are slow to recover from sport-related concussion [J] . Gagnon I., Grilli L., Friedman D., Scandinavian journal of medicine & science in sports. . 2016,第3期

机译：对运动相关脑震荡恢复缓慢的青少年进行积极康复的初步研究
3. Correlating the King-Devick Test With Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening in Adolescent Patients With Concussion: A Pilot Study [J] . Shira Russell-Giller, Diana Toto, Mike Heitzman, Sports health . 2018,第4期

机译：在青少年脑震荡中与前庭/眼电机筛选的王凡士科试验相关：试验研究
4. Towards the Validation of a Driving Simulator-Based Hazard Response Test for Adolescent Novice Drivers [C] . Pierro Hirsch, Virage Simulation Canadian multidisciplinary road safety conference . 2012

机译：面向青少年新手驾驶员的基于驾驶模拟器的危险反应测试的验证
5. Concussion Awareness and Education: Baseline Testing High School and College Athletes with the King-Devick Test. [D] . Spradley, Brandon D. 2014

机译：脑震荡意识和教育：使用King-Devick测试对高中和大学运动员进行基线测试。
6. Postexercise Slowing on the King-Devick Test and Longer Recovery From Sport-Related Concussion in Adolescents: A Validation Study [O] . Mohammad N. Haider, Phillip R. Worts, Kaitlin B. Viera, 2020

机译：分析在King-Devick测试和较长的青少年中的体育相关震荡中的恢复减慢：验证研究
7. Correlating the King-Devick Test With Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening in Adolescent Patients With Concussion: A Pilot Study [O] . Shira Russell-Giller, Diana Toto, Mike Heitzman, 2018

机译：用脑震荡中的前庭/眼电机筛选与前庭/眼电机筛选的王凡士科试验相关：试验研究
8. Comprehensive Study of Acute Effects and Recovery After Concussion. [R] . McCrea, M. 2017

机译：脑震荡后急性效应和恢复的综合研究。

Postexercise Slowing on the King-Devick Test and Longer Recovery From Sport-Related Concussion in Adolescents: A Validation Study

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