Case Report: Use Of The Immediate Post Concussion Assessment And Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) To Assist With Return To Duty Determination Of Special Operations Soldiers Who Sustained Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Conclusion While observational scores were not sensitive to group differences, inertial sensor data showed motor performance on the forward run, combat roll, and backward run differed significantly between groups. The RRA task appeared challenging and provoked symptoms in the mTBI group, causing 8 of 33 mTBI participants to stop the task or require additional rest between trials while none of the HC participants had to stop. Individuals with mTBI demonstrated slower learning of the complex motor sequence compared to HCs who had significant improvement after one trial of RRA. Complex novel training maneuvers like RRA may aid clinicians in informing return to duty decisions.

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Case Report: Use Of The Immediate Post Concussion Assessment And Cognitive Testing (ImPACT) To Assist With Return To Duty Determination Of Special Operations Soldiers Who Sustained Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

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