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March 31, 2015

Heady Ambitions: The University of Florida Study with NCAA and DoD

The King-Devick Test is one method Clugston and his team have used since 2011. The test is a two-minute challenge that requires an athlete to read single-digit numbers displayed...

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Concussions, NCAA, News, Research

August 4, 2014

A Better Test for Evaluating Sports Concussion on the Sideline?

The King-Devick test may be a more objective and accurate method for sideline evaluation of sports-related concussion than the Standardized Concussion Assessment Tool 3 (SCAT3), which is the current...

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Concussions, News, Research

June 5, 2014

This Way In: The Latest Concussion Research

“Given the many brain pathways involved in concussion, we think that a combination of cognitive, balance and vision tests may be best to improve diagnosis of concussion in athletes,”...

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Concussions, News, Research

May 12, 2014

Mayo Clinic researchers validate rapid sideline concussion test for youth athletes

“The King-Devick test represents a rapid, accurate, and cost-effective tool to identify concussion on the sideline and make appropriate game-time, remove-from-play decisions,” Dr. Amaal Starling says. Read the Press...

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Concussions, News, Research

February 26, 2014

More Evidence That Vision Test on Sidelines May Help Diagnose Concussion

The study provides more evidence that the King-Devick test, a one-minute test where athletes read single-digit numbers on index cards, can be used in addition to other tests to...

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Concussions, News, Research

November 15, 2013

University physician researches concussions

“Right now, these tests — King-Devick, SCAT2, balance, computerized assessment — are considered the standard of care, or the best procedure, for diagnosing concussions,” head Notre Dame University Physician...

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Concussions, News, Research

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Quickly recognise when an athlete needs to be removed from play after a suspected concussion with King-Devick Test in association with Mayo Clinic

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Quickly and objectively asses vestibular dysfunction with the K-D Balance mobile application

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Head Games: The Global Concussion Crisis

A documentary that exposes a problem that has become an epidemic on a global scale

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K-D (RAP) Recovery Acceleration Program

Provide in-office or at-home tools for eye movement deficits with K-D RAP

K-D Eye Tracking Software System

Assess oculomotor function during performance of the King-Devick Test

K-D Reading Acceleration Program

Practicing the physical act of reading with K-D RAP has proven to improve oral reading fluency and comprehension

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K-D Test Pro Reading

Quickly screen patients for reading-related eye movement disorders with K-D Test Pro Reading

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K-D Balance

Quickly and objectively asses vestibular dysfunction with the K-D Balance mobile application

Program Features

K-D Test Pro Monitoring

Objectively and quantitatively monitor King-Devick Test progress

K-D (RAP) Recovery Acceleration Program

Provide in-office or at-home tools for eye movement deficits with K-D RAP

K-D Eye Tracking Software System

Assess oculomotor function during performance of the King-Devick Test

Heady Ambitions: The University of Florida Study with NCAA and DoD

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A Better Test for Evaluating Sports Concussion on the Sideline?

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This Way In: The Latest Concussion Research

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Mayo Clinic researchers validate rapid sideline concussion test for youth athletes

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More Evidence That Vision Test on Sidelines May Help Diagnose Concussion

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University physician researches concussions

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