Signs and Symptoms
The diagnosis of acute concussion usually involves assessment of a range of domains including clinical symptoms, physical signs, cognitive impairment, neurobehavioral features and sleep [...]
5 Major Features
Concussion may be due to a direct blow to the head or elsewhere on the body with transmission of that force to the head. It is characterised by short term […]
Concussion is a problem
There can be no doubt that concussion is a significant and growing problem in sport, reflected by increased hospital presentations and ongoing morbidity. Nonetheless, it is estimated that more [...]
3 Minute Necksafe Course
Split stretcher application
When using the split stretcher, manual inline support is first applied and the cervical collar positioned. The locking mechanisms should be inspected to ensure they are free from dirt, sand […]
Split stretcher application
When using the split stretcher, manual inline support is first applied and the cervical collar positioned. The locking mechanisms should be inspected to ensure they are free from dirt, sand […]
Scoop stretchers
Scoop stretchers are designed to be positioned without the necessity of log-rolling injured person, though they can always be used as a regular spineboard. These stretchers have a locking [...]
Scoop stretchers
Scoop stretchers are designed to be positioned without the necessity of log-rolling injured person, though they can always be used as a regular spineboard. These stretchers have a locking [...]
Spinal immobilisation equipment
In this section we detail some of the specific equipment used in the management of suspected spinal-cord injuries including cervical collars, spineboards, extrication devices and head [...]
Spinal immobilisation equipment
In this section we detail some of the specific equipment used in the management of suspected spinal-cord injuries including cervical collars, spineboards, extrication devices and head [...]
