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- Our Doctors
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Nirav K. Shah, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Dr. Shah is director of our concussion program. He is a regular guest on the Philadelphia Eagles radio program.
Mark R. McLaughlin, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Dr. McLaughlin is a neurosurgeon who was previously an NCAA Division I wrestler. He coaches amateur wrestlers.
Seth S. Joseffer, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Dr. Joseffer is a neurosurgeon who is an active athlete with an interest in concussion prevention.
Dani Bidros, M.D.
Dr. Bidros is a neurosurgeon with an active interest in concussion prevention, diagnosis and treatment.
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- Concussions
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We conduct IMPACT Testing to provide a baseline score for the athlete. After an injury, we can rapidly assess the athlete. Read More
Our extensive patient education area contains easy to understand video presentations from our expert surgeons. Learn about Concussions
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An easy to understand overview of managing a concussion. When will you go back to play? When do you return to school?
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- Concussion Program
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The Princeton Concussion Institute's Concussion Program is specifically designed for athletes participating in Contact/Collision Sports, and for other individuals who are active in high risk activities or occupations Read MoreWe conduct IMPACT Testing to provide a baseline score for the athlete. After an injury, we can rapidly assess the athlete. Read MoreMaking an appointment, directions, medical forms, insurance, payments...,
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- Patient Information
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The surgeons of Princeton Brain & Spine Care are frequently in the News. Read about Dr. Shah and his recent video that was featured on the Canadian Trotting Association website. Read the Story
Our newest patient education tool. Our physicians discuss concussions and other conditions. Read and Participate
Our list of concussion related websites that we believe will be of interest to patients, athletes, coaches, trainers, and other interested parties. Read MoreContact our main campus at (215) 741-3141 to learn more about upcoming events.
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- Legal & Work Comp
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WCB cases can be complex and difficult to administer. We have a dedicated WCB specialist available to facilitate and support WCB cases. Read More
Prompt and credible diagnosis and treatment can be significant in the case of personal injury. Learn MoreMaking an appointment, directions, medical forms, insurance, payments...,
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- Media Center
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Princeton Brain & Spine Care Video - All About Us
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We sponsor this information website about the challenges and dangers of head traumaDr. Shah interviewed on the Medical View. What everyone needs to know about the diagnosis and treatment of concussions. Make certain that you know the signs of concussion. Listen Now
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Media Kits
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Dr. Shah joins Merril Reese on WBCB for the Eagles Pro Football Review. How Can I Recognize a Possible Concussion?To help recognize a concussion, you should watch for the following two things among your athletes:
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Athletes who experience any of the signs and symptoms listed below after a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body should be kept out of play the day of the injury and until a health care professional, experienced in evaluating for concussion, says they are symptom-free and it’s OK to return to play. Signs Observed by Coaching Staff
Symptoms Reported by Athlete
Remember, you can’t see a concussion and some athletes may not experience and/or report symptoms until hours or days after the injury. Most people with a concussion will recover quickly and fully. But for some people, signs and symptoms of concussion can last for days, weeks, or longer. |
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Brain Injury
Dr Shah interviewed about NFL Concussion Policy
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