Discriminative Validity of Vestibular Ocular Motor Screening in Identifying Concussion Among Collegiate Athletes: A National Collegiate Athletic Association-Department of Defense Concussion Assessment, Research, and Education Consortium Study.

Anthony P. Kontos,Shawn R. Eagle,Gregory F. Marchetti,Aaron M. Sinnott,Anne Mucha,Nicholas Port,Lyndsey M Ferris,R. J. Elbin,James R. Clugston,Justus D. Ortega,Steven P. Broglio,Thomas W. McAllister,Michael McCrea,Paul F. Pasquina,Alison Brooks,Thomas A. Buckley,Jason P. Mihalik,Christopher M. Miles,Michael W. Collins

Discriminative Validity of Vestibular Ocular Motor Screening in Identifying Concussion Among Collegiate Athletes: A National Collegiate Athletic Association-Department of Defense Concussion Assessment, Research, and Education Consortium Study.

2021

Anthony P. Kontos
Shawn R. Eagle
Gregory F. Marchetti
Aaron M. Sinnott
Anne Mucha
Nicholas Port
Lyndsey M Ferris
R. J. Elbin
James R. Clugston
Justus D. Ortega
Steven P. Broglio
Thomas W. McAllister
Michael McCrea
Paul F. Pasquina
Alison Brooks
Thomas A. Buckley
Jason P. Mihalik
Christopher M. Miles
Michael W. Collins

Background:Vestibular and ocular motor screening tools, such as the Vestibular/Ocular Motor Screening (VOMS), are recognized as important components of a multifaceted evaluation of sport-related co...

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Vestibular system
screening tool
Concussion
Association (psychology)
ocular motor
Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Medicine
Athletes

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