As humans thrown into the world, how do we interact with our surroundings? While we certainly may touch and taste things, these require the intimacy of contact. As we push further afield from the borders of our bodies, we may also access information through smell, though that too requires proximity for molecules to find their […]
Read articleRecently, we hosted a webinar featuring Concussion Guidelines author and SyncThink founder, Dr. Jam Ghajar. Dr. Ghajar discussed the recent Concussion Guidelines: Evidence for Subtype Classification publication and provided a detailed review of the subtypes; ocular-motor, vestibular, headache/migraine, cognitive, anxiety/mood and the associated conditions of sleep disturbance and cervical strain. Many questions were asked during […]
Read articleOver the past two years, many of the world’s foremost researchers and leading clinical experts from across the United States have collaborated to develop more useful ways to classify the most common clinical trajectories seen in concussion. Authored by top neurosurgery, neuropsychology, emergency medicine, family medicine, and sports medicine experts, this week’s publication represents the first […]
Read articleeSports as a domain of competition is heating up and growing fast in terms of dollars invested, fans courted, and teams established. And as the core of eSports continues to expand, so too do the peripheral verticals around it. One of the most interesting of these secondary areas is the world of eSport player health; […]
Read articleIn our discussions with many sports organizations over the past year, we’ve fielded many interesting questions from team health and performance personnel representing professional and collegiate sport. Rightfully so, as many have differing agendas and want to fully explore and vet all of our relevant details from ease of use and feasibility of testing to […]
Read articleAccording to a recent report by the Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) and the Aspen Institute, youth participation in most team sports was up slightly in 2017, but was down 4% over the past four years. A decade ago, 45% of children ages 6 to 12 played a team sport regularly, but now only […]
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Read articleWhen I examine an athlete, I need to devote ample time to effectively and safely assess many systems in the body that help the athlete perform at top physical and cognitive performance. After collecting a subjective history, including injury mechanism of injury, I do a thorough binocular vision exam.
Read article(Valid) Data. My precious… Several years ago, I was fortunate to be involved in an exciting large-scale eye tracking study. The team had spent countless hours recruiting subjects, conducting surveys, and gathering data. We had waited eagerly for several months to take a peek at the data, but the data czars had wisely cautioned us […]
Read articleHave you ever thought about how much detail and nuance you are missing each moment of the day? Of the infinite information coming in through our senses from the world around us, our brains do an amazing job of discerning what is immediately important, and what we can allow to fade into the background. If […]
Read articleOur brains have an inherent challenge. It takes time to process information and the outside world is not still, nor are we. So we are always in the past. Yet we interact in the present- catch the ball, have conversations and drive our cars. How do we do it if all we sense has already happened?
Read articleThrough the process of discovery and innovation, the evolution of clinical practice affords clinicians the opportunity to gain new skills and improve decision making as a result of new, high-fidelity patient data collected and enhanced workflow these opportunities create. Today, however, we have seen a glut of emerging technologies, diagnostics, and equipment create confusion in […]
Read articleUpcoming Event:
NATA Clinical Symposia and AT Expo – June 24-27, 2019
The world’s largest sports medicine exhibit is brought directly to you at convention! While you’re learning the most up-to-date information in the athletic training profession, you’ll also get the opportunity to review the latest products and services at the AT Expo. You’ll be able to meet with over 350 companies for samples, demos and hands-on experience to make informed purchasing decisions to outfit your athletic training facility.
Upcoming Event:
AAN Sports Concussion Conference – July 26-28, 2019
The 2019 AAN Sports Concussion Conference is a leading voice in shaping the sport-related concussion conversation for all clinicians and scientists involved in the prevention, diagnosis, and management of sport-related concussion. The conference offers new programming to shape the ever-changing conversation and to prepare physicians to address the challenges of sport-related concussions in their professional lives.
Palo Alto, CA–March 19, 2018–SyncThink, a world leader in neurotechnology and a developer of eye-tracking technology with foundational IP in metrics and devices, announces today the addition of four top medical professionals to its clinical advisory board. As members of the clinical advisory board and current users of the EYE-SYNC technology, Dr. Jeffrey Kutcher, Dr. […]
Read articleSyncThink, a world leader in neurotechnology and brain health analytics, announces today its award-winning technology, EYE-SYNC is the recipient of Breakthrough Device Designation from the Food and Drug Administration.
Read articleTwellman hopes to make soccer safer through evangelizing novel technology.
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