NeuroscienceSports Health A Multidisciplinary ApproachPeer-reviewed
Repeated Subconcussive Head Impacts Compromise White Matter Integrity and Bimanual Coordination in Collegiate Football Players
Sebastian D’Amario, Blaire T. Magee, Allen A. Champagne…·Douglas J. Cook
This study finds that repeated subconcussive head impacts in collegiate football players are linked to white matter microstructure changes and motor coordination deficits, not detected by standard symptom assessments.