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    Cognitive FX Team

    By: Cognitive FX Team on October 10th, 2017

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    New Strategies to Improve Outcomes of Concussion Treatment

    Concussions  |  Education & Resources  |  Post Concussion Treatment

    Dr. Mark Allen, and Dr. Alina Fong presented at Pink Concussions 4th conference Pink 4 hosted in Rome, Italy after the Pediatric Aquired Brain Injury Conference. 

    This presentation explores important topics related to concussion research and development which leads to better concussion treatment, and treatment outcomes.  

    Check out the slides below to review a key topics about concussions such as: 

    • Short-Term Signs & Symptoms of a Concussion
    • Long-Term Symptoms of Concussion & Post-Concussion Syndrome 
    • Current Treatment Guidelines & What is Missing? 
    • The Root Cause - Neurovascular Coupling
    • Don't Be Fooled...Better Diagnosis Leads to Better Concussion Treatment
    • Standardizing fMRI to Diagnosis Concussion with fNCITechnology
    • Short and Long Term Results of EPIC Treatment
    • Treating Individuals with an Individual Approach

     
    Overall, the conference was a success. We loved being able to participate, and  connect with other thought leaders, researchers, care-giviers, and survivors. We are thankful for the opportunity to share and collaborate with others who are focused on changing how we understand and treat brain injuries. 
     
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