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August 4, 2015

SJMOH Study Finds Visual Test Valuable in Diagnosing Concussions in High School Athletes

Among the 397 students studied, nine were diagnosed with serious concussions and two were not able to return to play during the season. Based on these results the research...

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Concussions, High School, News, Research

August 4, 2015

MHSAA introduces concussion testing pilot programs, insurance

Pete Ryan, a member of the MHSAA Representative Council, was the test subject for the King-Devick Test, which asks athletes to read single-digit numbers on a tablet to detect...

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Concussions, High School, News

August 4, 2015

MHSAA Advances Concussion Awareness with Pilot Testing Program, Mandated Reporting & Insurance

“These pilot programs are intended to not only improve what’s actually happening on the sidelines at practices and contests in these communities that are part of the pilot programs,...

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Concussions, High School, News, Youth Athletes

July 20, 2015

Use of the King-Devick Test for Sideline Concussion Screening in Junior Rugby Players

Concussions which occur but are not discovered put the player at risk for remaining in the game and possibly having another concussion which may be much more serious, since...

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Concussions, News, Rugby, Youth Athletes

July 10, 2015

King-Devick Concussion Test Should Be Part of High School Football

On the sidelines, the test can identify athletes that not only have suffered a full-blown concussion but sub-concussive brain trauma as well. Thus, the test is an excellent “remove-from-play”...

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Concussions, Football, High School, News

April 14, 2015

How vision can help diagnose concussions

“For decades, optometrists have used the King-Devick test to aid in the diagnosis of ocular motor dysfunction and a need for vision therapy,” says Marc Taub, OD, MS, FAAO,...

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Concussions, News, Optometry

April 9, 2015

Rethinking concussions: Technology helping to broaden the picture

“It’s about that Jell-O within that cranium,” says Dennis Cardone, an associate professor of orthopedic surgery at Langone Medical Center, and co-director of NYU’s Concussion Center. “How it moves...

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Concussions, News

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

March 29, 2015

Study Finds Easy Test For Concussions Can Help Non-medical Volunteers Keep Athletes Safe

Dr. Kurt Miceli, Medical Director of Bancroft, a neurological rehabilitation facility says it could prevent more injuries. “I’ve seen numbers one and a half million up to three million...

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Concussions, News

March 19, 2015

Flash Card Concussion Test Brings Simplicity, Accuracy to Sideline

The simple assessment, which doesn’t require medical knowledge to conduct or evaluate, may be especially useful in the youth sports arena where trainers and team physicians are few and...

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Concussions, News

March 16, 2015

Don’t Blink. The King-Devick Test: A Rapid, Sideline Visual Assessment Tool to Assist in Detection of Concussion

Take Home Message: The King-Devick test is a quick and reliable method to assess vision, eye movements, language function, and attention. An athlete with a concussion tends to complete...

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Concussions, News

March 13, 2015

Simple vision test may help catch concussions

“In the youth leagues in particular, when there may not be doctors or athletic trainers on the sidelines when a kid gets hit, this enables parents with proper training...

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Concussions, News

March 13, 2015

Video: Potential game-changer for safety of young athletes

Watch Jenna Lee talk about Head Injury with Laura Balcer, MD, from NYU. Watch the Video

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Concussions, News, Video

March 12, 2015

Simple Vision Test Detects Concussion in Young Athletes

“A vision test absolutely needs to be added,” Dr Galetta told Medscape Medical News. “This one has been the most rigorously tested on the sidelines, and it’s easy to...

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Concussions, News

March 11, 2015

A Simple Flashcard Test to Detect Concussions

Overall, the King-Devick test had by far the greatest accuracy and lowest risk of false positives. The upshot, Dr. Galetta believes, is that parents and coaches “should absolutely consider”...

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Concussions, News

Concussion Screening

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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K-D Balance

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

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

K-D Reading Acceleration Program

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

Proven

Quick Outcomes

Lasting Results

K-D Test Pro Reading

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

KD4KiDs eBooks

Introducing a new approach to learning to read by practicing the physical act of reading

Recordable Stories

Interactive Games

Reading Development

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

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