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146| Persistent Symptoms After Concussion – A Conversation with Dr. Noah Silverberg

Navigating Neuropsychology

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Understanding Pathophysiological Cascade and Psychological Factors in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

The chapter explores the pathophysiological cascade post-mild traumatic brain injury, including neurochemical, cellular, and inflammatory processes, the distinction between concussions and TBI injuries, and the importance of biomarkers for diagnosis. It also delves into the psychological factors influencing persistent post-concussive symptoms, discussing the impact of depression, anxiety, maladaptive beliefs, and coping strategies on recovery trajectories and emphasizing the need for a comprehensive biopsychosocial approach in understanding PPCS.

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