Research – King-Devick technologies, Inc.

May 29, 2024

Editor’s Choice: Use of concussion check protocol for concussion assessment in a female soccer team in New Zealand

Authors: Doug King, Patria Hume, Trevor Clark, Jennifer Wethe Editor’s Choice Journal of the Neurological Sciences. REVIEW ARTICLE| VOLUME 460, 123011, MAY 15, 2024 DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jns.2024.123011 Highlights An objective, lay-person administered, Concussion Check Protocol had...

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Concussions, News, Research

November 15, 2022

University of Denver Study Shows King-Devick Test in association with Mayo Clinic is an Accurate Tool for Detecting, Tracking and Measuring the Severity of Long COVID

Proven concussion test would be the first product to aid in detecting Long COVID November 15, 2022 CHICAGO—(BUSINESS WIRE)— A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of...

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Concussions, Long COVID, NASCAR, Neurological Function, News, Press Release, Research

August 3, 2021

Four concussions by 21: Hutt specialist finds women take a month to recover

Rachel Thomas | 05:27, Aug 03 2021 Danica Tavite stood up after making the tackle and didn’t think anything was wrong. Then she couldn’t recognise her team medic. The...

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Research, Rugby

May 15, 2021

New Study: King-Devick Performs As Best Objective Concussion Test

Published in Eye Care Journal Scan / Research · May 15, 2021 TAKE-HOME MESSAGE The authors demonstrate the limitations of certain sideline concussion tools in non-concussed patients. In this study, of the objective tests,...

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Concussions, Research

May 11, 2021

Intentional Poor Performance on Concussion Sideline Assessments Can Be Detected by Eye Movement Measurement

TAKE-HOME MESSAGE In this study, the intentional poor performance on testing (“sandbagging”) on the King–Devick test was evaluated by measuring eye movement of non-concussed patients under normal performance conditions...

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Concussions, News, Research

February 9, 2021

Study – Risk of CTE From MMA “Should Not Be Underestimated”

Posted on February 9, 2021 by EMagraken Adding to this site’s database of combat sports health and safety studies, research was recently published in the Journal of The Physician and Sports Medicine addressing brain injury...

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Concussions, Research

November 18, 2020

Heading a football just 20 times could lead to reduced brain function and signs of concussion, study finds

By JONATHAN CHADWICK FOR MAILONLINE PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 18 November 2020 | UPDATED: 10:56 EST, 18 November 2020 Heading a football just 20 times may lead to reduced brain...

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Concussions, Neurological Function, News, Research

November 17, 2020

Football’s dementia crisis: Research shows just 20 ‘normal’ headers can lead to concussion test failure

The study increases the pressure for action to protect adult players after previous limits were introduced on children’s training By Jeremy Wilson, CHIEF SPORTS REPORTER 17 November 2020 •...

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Concussions, Neurological Function, Research

April 1, 2020

Concussion Management: The Role for Audiology

Authors: Kraus, Nina PhD; White-Schwoch, Travis Concussions have captured the public interest. Many scientists and physicians are on the quest for a gold standard test that can objectively identify...

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Concussions, Research

September 26, 2018

Story of the Week: Utility of the King–Devick Test for Assessment of Sports-Related Concussion

TAKE-HOME MESSAGE In a prospective cohort of 22 male Australian football players, the investigators evaluated the diagnostic accuracy and test–retest repeatability of the King–Devick (K–D) test for identifying sports-related...

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Concussions, Research

September 21, 2018

Study connects eye movement to Alzheimer’s disease

Denise A. Valenti Wednesday, September 28, 2016 The manner in which the eyes scan during a reading-related task may be an indicator of Alzheimer’s disease. This was demonstrated in...

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Neurological Function, Research

September 1, 2018

Eye Movement Training Improves Early Reading Fluency – Mayo Clinic

In a new Mayo Clinic study, researchers examined the physical act of reading to see if practicing eye movements in school could lead to better early reading fluency. “There...

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News, Reading Solutions, Research

January 30, 2017

Mayo Researchers Study New Way to Diagnose Concussions

In the state of hockey, a group of Mayo Clinic researchers has a different goal in mind. They believe there are better ways to diagnose concussions. With the help...

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Concussions, Hockey, News, Research, Video, Youth Athletes

January 14, 2017

Neurocognitive Tests for Concussion: Wave of the Past? Mayo team says current protocols outmoded

A group of Mayo Clinic researchers argued in a new review that sports concussions — at least in ice hockey — can be diagnosed more accurately with objective tests,...

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Concussions, Hockey, News, Research, Youth Athletes

September 10, 2015

King-Devick Test a Reliable Sideline Assessment of Concussion

“Our meta-analysis found that if an athlete had a worsening in their time compared to their baseline reading, they were five times more likely to have sustained a concussion,”...

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Concussions, News, Research