The definitive text on the diagnosis and treatment of sports-related neurological injuries
While musculoskeletal injuries are the most prevalent in sports, neurological injuries often pose the greatest risks, leading to severe and potentially life-altering consequences. The Brain, Spine and Nerves in Sports is an essential, comprehensive textbook expertly edited by renowned neurosurgeons Nicholas Theodore and Russell R. Lonser, who are internationally recognized for their expertise in sports-related brain and spine trauma. This authoritative resource dives deep into the complexities of diagnosing and treating sports-related neurological injuries, offering firsthand, collaborative insights from a distinguished array of multidisciplinary neurological experts in the field of sports medicine.
The book is meticulously organized into four sections and 40 well-curated chapters, addressing crucial topics such as diagnosis, surgical and nonsurgical treatment approaches, and the management of traumatic brain injuries, concussions, spinal cord injuries, and peripheral nerve injuries. Notably, the final chapter focuses on leveraging concussion data to enhance safety in American football. Each chapter artfully combines theoretical knowledge, evidence-based practices, compelling case studies, and practical insights drawn from the authors’ extensive clinical experiences.
- Expert Contributions: Gain insights from leading authorities in neurosurgery, spine surgery, sports medicine, and rehabilitation.
- Latest Techniques: Discover cutting-edge advancements and best practices for managing neurological conditions in athletes, presented in a clear, digestible format, complete with short videos.
Authors:
Nicholas Theodore (Author),
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Publication Date:
October 16, 2024
From the book:
The Brain, Spine and Nerves in Sports
