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Are concussions in children different?

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Are concussions in children different?

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Children are much different from adults in respect to maturity and how their body responds to traumatic events. Your child’s maturity rate will greatly affect how they respond to a sport-related concussion. Children mature differently in different categories of maturation, these include physical growth, motor development, cognitive, visual-motor, auditory, and perceptual motor.5 These different growth rates can cause an imbalance in competition which can lead to serious injuries.6 The rate at which a child develops will greatly influence their response to suffering from a concussion. The difference between youth and adult concussions is also in issue and they need to be handled differently.

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