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Concussion

Why Objective Baseline Data is Non-Negotiable.

Concussions don't just cause headaches; they often severely impact the visual system. Without objective data from before an injury, true recovery is a dangerous guessing game. Protect your future with a vision baseline.

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Up to 90% of all TBI patients experience vision disruption.

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How Concussions Affect Vision:

Ocular Motor Dysfunction: Difficulty tracking and shifting gaze (impacts reading, sports).

Convergence Insufficiency: Eyes struggle to work together for near focus (affects 14-65% post-concussion).

Light Sensitivity (Photophobia): Common, debilitating discomfort.

Binocular Vision Dysfunction: Impaired balance, depth perception, and coordination.

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The Baseline Advantage: Your Blueprint for Safer Recovery:

Pre-concussion vision baselining provides objective data that is critical for:

  1. Accurate Diagnosis: Pinpoints specific visual deficits immediately post-injury by comparing to healthy baseline scores. No more guessing.

  2. Targeted Recovery: Guides precise, individualized vision therapy, accelerating healing.

  3. Safe Return-to-Play: Objectively confirms full recovery. Relying solely on symptoms is risky and increases the chance of Second Impact Syndrome (SIS) – a severe, potentially fatal re-injury.

  4. Preventing Re-Injury: With objective visual function restored to baseline, the risk of a secondary, more severe concussion is significantly reduced.