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作者: ddoadqcd    時間: 2016-3-13 10:34     標題: Dr Nowinski wrote Scalp Games 42

US concussion study may not apply at AFL
AN AFL Medical Officers Association boss has objected to the assertion of a Boston University specialist that it would be ''naive'' to think Australian footballers aren't suffering exactly the same degenerative brain disease as U . s . athletes due to head traumas.
While acknowledging the landmark work of Boston School's Centre for the Study connected with Traumatic Encephalopathy, the AFL MOA's Dr Hugh Seward inquired the credentials of Frank Nowinski   a co director involving Boston's CSTE who met AFL Players Affiliation boss Ian Prendergast in America last month   to comment with such confidence on the foreign game.
In an appointment with The Age after chats with Mr Prendergast, Dr Nowinski detailed Australian rules as a activity with a ''very high risk for mental faculties trauma''. He said he had Ray Ban Stockists York watched ''a lot'' connected with Oakley Glasses Frames Australia AFL football and, after taking a keen interest in how Melbourne sports are managing concussion, forecast Australian football codes could undoubtedly impose more concept changes to protect against brain injuries following significant adjustments in the NFL and National hockey league in the US.
Boston's CSTE manages the brain lender that has proved more than Twenty NFL players have suffered with the brain disease chronic distressing encephalopathy (CTE). As well as being a co overseer of the CSTE, Dr Nowinski wrote Travel Games: Football's Concussion Crisis on the controversial matter and is a overseer of the Brain Injury Association of the usa.
Believed to be caused by repeated brain knocks, CTE can only be identified post mortem though victims have demostrated symptoms such as memory loss, depressive disorders and, in cases, suffered from early on onset dementia.
''We've got no proof to suggest that the condition were seeing in America from several head knocks   up to 2000 in a season   is akin to what we see in Hawaiian football,'' Fake Ray Bans For Sale Dr Seward said.
''We're not necessarily naive. We're trying to comprehend it, and we're looking at every factors of past Oakley Sunglasses Australia Cheap players and current players to understand it effectively. At the moment we have no data that CTE is an issue, and the long-term brain damage that they're dealing with in America may not exist in Modern australia.''
The AFL's Women Polo T Shirts introduction of more old-fashioned concussion guidelines on the eve with last season coincided with ex- Melbourne player Daniel Bell revealing his clinical examination with a brain injury linked to various concussions. Nike Air Force Shoes Ebay Like former premiership players Dean Kemp as well as Chad Rintoul before him, Bell looked for injury compensation.
According to a New York Times report continue December, almost two dozen previous NFL players are suing their league over brain damage they claim is linked to concussions.
The AFL has commissioned several scientific tests of the sensitive issue and features recently committed about $35,A thousand to a project involving the retesting associated with 130 ex players who had their cognitive function tested 20 years ago. After the AFL revealed at the beginning of this season that the chance of concussion rose in 2011, around seven league representatives   like Dr Seward   will travel to a global concussion symposium in Zurich in November.
  
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