Concussion in Sports

Author:

Wojtys Edward M.1,Hovda David2,Landry Greg2,Boland Arthur2,Lovell Mark2,McCrea Michael2,Minkoff Jeffrey2

Affiliation:

1. AOSSM Concussion Workshop Group, Rosemont, Illinois, University of Michigan, MedSport, Domino Farms, POB 363, Ann Arbor MI 48106

2. AOSSM Concussion Workshop Group, Rosemont, Illinois

Abstract

This is a special report of the findings of the Concussion Workshop, sponsored by the AOSSM in Chicago in December 1997. Here follows a listing of the members of the workshop: Julian Bailes, MD, American Association of Neurological Surgeons; Arthur Boland, MD, AOSSM; Charles Burke III, MD, National Hockey League; Robert Cantu, MD, American College of Sports Medicine; Letha “Etty” Griffin, MD, National Collegiate Athletic Association; David Hovda, PhD, Neuroscientist, UCLA School of Medicine; Mary Lloyd Ireland, MD, American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons; James Kelly, MD, American Academy of Neurology; Greg Landry, MD, American Academy of Pediatrics; Mark Lovell, PhD, Neuropsychology Specialist, Henry Ford Health Systems; James Mathews, MD, American College of Emergency Physicians; Michael McCrea, PhD, Neuropsychology Specialist, Waukesha Memorial Hospital; Douglas McKeag, MD, American Medical Society for Sports Medicine; Dennis Miller, ATC, National Athletic Trainers Association; Jeffrey Minkoff, MD, AOSSM; Stephen Papadopoulus, MD, Congress of Neurological Surgeons; Elliott Pellman, MD, National Football League; Richard Quincy, MS, PT, ATC, Sports Physical Therapy, El Pomar Sports Center; Herbert Ross, DO, American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine; Bryan Smith, MD, National Collegiate Athletic Association; and Edward Wojtys, MD, Workshop Chairman, AOSSM. The views in this report do not necessarily represent the views of the entire group comprising the Concussion Workshop Group.

Publisher

SAGE Publications

Subject

Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation,Orthopedics and Sports Medicine

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