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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Location: Somewhere near here
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markneil,
I'm confused. What did I post that sounds like a hypothesis ?
Correction, chgs made the comment about the hypothesis. "A very recent study actually supports your hypothesis at the 60 day mark!"
The study about damage showing up after return to baseline did qEEG analysis of the frontal lobe. There are companies working on active monitoring of frontal lobe waveforms to track injuries on the playing field. This same technology is being used to look at recovery and such.
regarding Lightrail's post, I never said that people can not return to a symptom free condition. What I said is that that symptom free person can experience a return of symptoms from stressors.
So, Yes, many will return to a symptom free condition. But, they should not be surprised if stressful living causes a return of symptoms. Getting drunk will often have more effects after a concussion than before.
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Last edited by Mark in Idaho; 08-29-2014 at 04:07 PM.
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