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Is the neck “unstable” after a concussion?
Neck pain and dizziness after concussion do not automatically mean structural instability. Learn about warning signs and cervical rehabilitation.
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SCAT6 after concussion: what the test can and cannot tell you
SCAT6 structures acute sport concussion assessment but cannot independently diagnose concussion or clear return to play. Learn its uses and limits.
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Persistent symptoms after concussion: why rest alone is often insufficient
Persistent concussion symptoms can involve exercise, vestibular, visual, neck and sleep factors. Learn why tailored rehabilitation goes beyond rest.
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Dizziness after concussion: vestibular, visual, neck or exercise related?
Dizziness after concussion may involve balance, vision, the neck or exercise tolerance. Learn about assessment and tailored rehabilitation in Basel.
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Concussion or a head-injury warning sign: when is it urgent?
Most suspected concussions need assessment, but some symptoms after a head impact need urgent care. Warning signs may coexist with a concussion.
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What changes in the brain after a concussion?
A concussion changes how the brain works even when scans are normal. Understand the temporary energy mismatch and the logic behind gradual recovery.
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Concussion: What Does a Physiotherapy Assessment Look Like?
An anonymised clinical example showing how dizziness, eye movements, the neck and exercise tolerance can be assessed after concussion.
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Concussion: Symptoms, Assessment and Rehabilitation in Basel
Concussion in Basel: understand symptoms, identify the systems limiting recovery and build a progressive return to daily life, exercise and sport.
Category: Concussion Management
Concussion Management