Concussion & Traumatic Brain Injury Evaluation and Management
Concussion and traumatic brain injury can affect balance, eye movements, vestibular function, concentration, activity tolerance, cervical function, and other neurological systems. CNC uses an individualized neurological evaluation to help identify findings that may guide management, rehabilitation, referral, and return-to-activity decisions.
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Neurological evaluation after concussion
Evaluation may include a detailed history and selected examination of eye movements, balance, vestibular function, coordination, cervical function, neurologic findings, symptom response, and activity tolerance.
The exact evaluation depends on the injury, symptoms, prior care, and whether additional medical testing or referral is needed.
Return-to-school, work, exercise, or sport considerations
Individualized management
When appropriate, management may include neurological-based exercises, vestibular or balance activities, graded activity, cervical care, education, and coordination with other healthcare professionals. The plan is adjusted according to findings and response over time.
Dr. Groves' professional-sports experience included concussion evaluation and return-to-play management with Los Angeles Football Club.
Information only: This page provides general educational information and is not a diagnosis, a guarantee of outcome, or a substitute for individualized medical advice or emergency care.