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Meanings of concussion in English

Russian
сотрясение мозга
Portuguese
concussão
Spanish
conmoción cerebral
Catalan
commoció cerebral
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Type of traumatic brain injury.

сотрясение мозга
Usage of concussion in English
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Context: Dynamic balance deficits exist following a concussion, sometimes years after injury.
Pubmed
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Context: Previous researchers have examined factor structures for common concussion symptom inventories.
Pubmed
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Sunday night's abduction had left me with abrasions and a possible concussion.
Bones Are Forever
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The majority of those providers referred their concussion patients to another doctor.
Reuters
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Conclusion: Preinjury sleep difficulties may exacerbate neurocognitive impairment and symptoms after concussion.
Pubmed
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I heard distinctly; moreover, the mantel shook a little with the concussion.
Men, Women, and Ghosts
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Hurns suffered a concussion last week and was carted off the field.
Reuters
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Kok suffered a concussion during the Blitzboks' opening match in Las Vegas.
The South African
9
The prognoses proved Marcie-in-the-moon correct-Bonnie had a not too serious concussion.
The witch of agnesi
10
Haskins got the call with veteran Case Keenum still in concussion protocol.
Reuters
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Goodwin, though, later left the game and is under the concussion protocol.
Reuters
12
Durant will be missing his second straight game because of a concussion.
Reuters
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The concussion of the explosion made the ship stagger for a moment.
Stories by American Authors, Volume 5
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Or the concussion that, seven weeks later, still plagued me with headaches.
Silks
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The boy suffered a concussion and some scrapes but escaped serious injury.
Reuters
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The injuries were not particularly bad, but concussion left him partially deaf.
Complete Books of Blood
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