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Head injuries, specifically concussions, are probably the worst possible injuries suffered in sports because of the lingering as well as long term effects. In football specifically, many retired players are now suing the NFL over head injuries suffered back in the 80s and 90s when concussion protocol was taken much less seriously. These retired players nowadays may have long term bruising or swelling of the brain. One concussion will not cause these long term effects but multiple ones will. Head injuries should be taken very seriously and treated appropriately.
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What are the injuries of water sports?
There are several different injuries that a person can sustain from water sports. You can get broken bones, cuts, bites from fish, head injuries, and there is always the possibility of drowning.
What head injuries can kill?
It depends on how bad the injury, fall, or incident happened.
Why do some sports have to use pads helmets and other equipment and others do not?
In some sports their are more risk of a collision at the head. Other sports dont feel at if it ia needed seeing as their was probably not a lot of head injuries
How many national sports injuries was there in 2010?
There were about 500 national sports injuries in 2010
What percent of sports injuries are fractures?
Fractures account for 5-6% of all sports injuries.
When was Head Injuries created?
Head Injuries was created in 1979-07.
What is a a specialist in sports related injuries?
It is a sports physiotherapist.
What are the sports injuries for which Rhus Tox Is useful?
knee injuries
Can bungee jumping break your legs?
if something bad happens Legs do not usually get hurt, the elastic rope ensures there is no jolt on the legs. Most injuries are head injuries....
Who do sports medicine doctors work on?
People with sports injuries
What has the author Phillip Hossler written?
Phillip Hossler has written: 'Getting a-head of concussion' -- subject(s): Sports injuries, Concussion, Brain
What are the release dates for Healthline - 2006 Sports Injuries?
Healthline - 2006 Sports Injuries was released on: USA: 2 January 2007
