Some surveys suggest there are 10-times as many concussions that are undetected than are detected. Along a similar line, Doug King, MD, and colleagues, wrote a recent paper showing that in rugby players undetected concussions are quite common. He routinely tested his rugby players with the King-Devick test and found that undetected concussions were three to four times more common compared to detected concussions.
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