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Table 1.

The components of the Sport Concussion Assessment Test 2nd edition (SCAT2).

The following editions (SCAT3 and SCAT5) preserve this structure with minor scoring modifications and new supplementary material.

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Table 2.

Socio-demographic characteristics of the cohort (n = 60).

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Fig 1.

Examples of MRI incidental findings.

Relevant details are marked with white arrowheads: A. Unspecific punctate lesion in a 21-year old male, in FLAIR. B. Multiple foci of white matter hyperintensity, corresponding to stage 1 on the Fazekas scale,[32] visible in the FLAIR scan in a 50-year old man. C. Venous angioma in a 58-year old man in a T2-weighted image.

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Table 3.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) findings (n = 56).

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Fig 2.

Distribution of the number of symptoms and the symptom severity score in the cohort.

A. Histogram for the number of symptoms. B. Histogram for the symptom severity score C. Box-and-whiskers plot for the number of symptoms. D. Box-and-whiskers plot for the symptom severity score. The black lines inside the boxes are the median values for each group. The vertical size of the boxes is the interquartile range (IQR). The ‘whiskers’ represent the minimum and maximum values that do not exceed 1.5×IQR.

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Table 4.

SCAT2 scores and postconcussive-like symptom profile.

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