Balance Error Scoring System: Difference between revisions
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Those diagnosed with concussion, mild traumatic brain injury, vestibular disorders | |||
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The Balance Error Scoring System is an objective measure of assessing static postural stability (designed for the mild head injury population, to assist in return to sports play decisions).
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Those diagnosed with concussion, mild traumatic brain injury, vestibular disorders
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