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Aerobic exercise for work-related concussion

State University of New York at Buffalo

Feasibility study of exercise adherence in injured workers.

What this does not establish

Sponsor-submitted record, not an efficacy conclusion. Enrollment may be estimated or actual: confirm in the source. Recruitment must be confirmed with the study team.

Identifier
NCT06263179
Publication year
2025
Study / source type
Registry record
Population or sport
Civilian / adjacent
Topic
Recovery
Registry status
COMPLETED
Registry update
2025-06-12
Recorded start
2024-07-01
Recorded completion
2025-04-30
Recorded enrollment
11
Posted results
No posted results
Imported
2026-09-05
Evidence last checked
2026-09-05
Published on this site
2026-09-05
Review level
registry_checked

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Connected evidence

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Pediatric sport-related concussion: Amsterdam recommendations

Rest and exercise early after sport-related concussion

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