¿Cómo funciona la conmoción cerebral? - Clifford Robbins
"Cada año, en los Estados Unidos, los jugadores de deportes y actividades recreativas reciben entre 2.5 y 4 millones de conmociones cerebrales. ¿Cómo de peligroso son todas esas conmociones cerebrales? La respuesta es complicada y reside en cómo responde el cerebro cuando algo lo golpea". Clifford Robbins explica la ciencia detrás de las conmociones cerebrales.


 

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Concussions
How dangerous are concussions?
Jell-O Brain
Inside its protective membranes ...
The brain, a vast neuron network
Which causes a concussion
Coma after a concussion : A myth
Post Concussion Syndrome
Post Concussion Syndrome
Post Concussion Syndrome
A concussion can be hard to diagnose
If it happens repeatedly...
Neurone and Axon imagery
Diffusion Tensor Imaging
Brain damage
Axon tearing
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
Sub-concussive hits
Dementia
The culprit is a protein called Tau.
Breakdown of connections
Tau protein spreading
A little statistic
Because sport is a pleasure...
This doesn’t just undermine recovery
Our brains aren’t invincible

 

 

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Clifford Robbins

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Sub-concussive hits

Those players also performed worse on short term memory tests. So even though no one suffered full-blown concussions, these sub-concussive hits added up to measurable damage over time.