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Brain Health

Posted on: 11.10.20 | by neurostudies

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This article on Brain Health was written in Detroit Business Journal’s November/December magazine issue by Dr. Randall Benson of CNS. It delves into recent studies that suggest a large majority of people don’t ever fully recover from concussions. In an effort to raise public awareness about the long term effects and how prevalent TBI isRead More

Ex-NFL Players Part of Brain study

Posted on: 08.30.13 | by neurostudies

As news builds around the NFL’s $765 million settlement for athletes with certain neurological ailments, the article below about CNS’s work on ex-NFL players was published on ESPN: —– DETROIT — Months before the NFL and former players agreed to settle their concussion-related lawsuits, a Detroit-based neurologist began what he calls a “landmark study” on the brainsRead More

60 Minutes’ Segment Sheds Light on Novi Neurologist’s Work

Posted on: 05.24.13 | by neurostudies

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Dearborn, MI – A recent episode of CBS’ 60 Minutes explained how advanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques can reveal traumatic brain injury among veterans. Those same techniques are available at the Center for Neurological Studies in Dearborn. “Veterans, people who’ve been in car accidents, people who’ve fallen and hit their heads, a number ofRead More

Brain Teasers

Posted on: 02.20.13 | by neurostudies

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Even as doctors have learned more about brain trauma, the definition of a concussion remains frustratingly vague. The injury is diagnosed through a mishmash of symptoms, some of which may or not be present in any particular case. Bone breaks have X-rays and muscle tears have MRIs, but no form of medical imaging has yetRead More

Acute And Chronic Changes In Diffusivity Measures After Sports Concussion.

Posted on: 10.28.12 | by neurostudies

J Neurotrauma. 2011 Oct;28(10):2049-59. Epub 2011 Oct 4.   Acute and chronic changes in diffusivity measures after sports concussion.   Henry LC, Tremblay J, Tremblay S, Lee A, Brun C, Lepore N, Theoret H, Ellemberg D, Lassonde M.   Département de Psychology, Université de Montréal, Montréal, Québec, Canada. luke.henry@umontreal.ca     Despite negative neuroimaging findingsRead More

143 Diffusion Tensor and Susceptibility-weighted Imaging in Concussion Assessment of National Football League Players.

Posted on: 08.07.12 | by neurostudies

Neurosurgery. 2012 Aug;71(2):E558.   143 Diffusion Tensor and Susceptibility-weighted Imaging in Concussion Assessment of National Football League Players.   Luther N, Niogi S, Kutner K, Rodeo S, Shetty T, Warren R, Weiss L, Barnes R, Zimmerman R, Tsiouris A, Hartl R.     INTRODUCTION: Standard magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is normal following the vast majority ofRead More

Magnetic Resonance Imaging After Most Common Form of oncussion

Posted on: 06.17.09 | by neurostudies

BMC Med Imaging. 2009 Jun 17;9:11.   Magnetic resonance imaging after most common form of concussion.   Schrader H, Mickeviciene D, Gleizniene R, Jakstiene S, Surkiene D, Stovner LJ, Obelieniene D.   Department of Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology, Trondheim University Hospital, 7006 Trondheim, Norway. harald.schrader@ntnu.no     BACKGROUND: Until now there is a lack ofRead More

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