Emma Warner

Dec 4, 2024 | jsams.org | Felix Leung |Daniel Brown |Emma Warner |Samuel Harris |Emma Warner |South Brisbane | +3 more

KeywordsAdolescentContactCervicalTraumatic brain injuryMalePractical Implications•Neck strength is an important consideration for concussion injuries in adolescent athletes. •Decreased neck extension strength may be a risk factor for concussion.

Oct 12, 2024 | medium.com | Emma Warner

Emma Rae Warner·Follow3 min read·--Photo by Kaitlyn Baker on UnsplashWhat do you do when you realize that life as you know it is over? Do you pick up the pieces and try to force them back into some semblance of what they once were? Do you let the siren songs of what could have been lure you into the deep? Do you simply carry on as if nothing happened? Or are you some sort of psychopath who embraces the change like an old friend and offers it a drink and a seat at the table?

Apr 1, 2024 | australian.physio | Katie Davies |Megan Hamilton |James McLoughlin |Emma Warner

Katie Davies, Megan Hamilton, James McLoughlin and Emma Warner of the APA Neurology national group present five discussion points about persistent post-concussion symptoms. 1. PPCS is complex and may be influenced by multiple factorsPersistent post-concussion symptoms (PPCS) are symptoms that continue at least four weeks after concussion. They may relate to the injury itself and/or pre-existing factors.