Use of the Progressive Return to Activity Guidelines May Expedite Symptom Resolution After Concussion for Active Duty Military von Bailie, Jason M., Remigio-Baker, Rosemay A., Cole, Wesley R., McCulloch, Karen L., Ettenhofer, Mark L., West, Therese, Ahrens, Angelica, Sargent, Paul, Cecchini, Amy, Malik, Saafan, Mullins, Lynita, Stuessi, Keith, Qashu, Felicia M., Gregory, Emma

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Activity Level and Type During Post-acute Stages of Concussion May Play an Important Role in Improving Symptoms Among an Active Duty Military Population von Remigio-Baker, Rosemay A, Bailie, Jason M, Gregory, Emma, Cole, Wesley R, McCulloch, Karen L, Cecchini, Amy, Stuessi, Keith, Andrews, Taylor R, Qashu, Felicia, Mullins, Lynita, Sargent, Paul, Ettenhofer, Mark L

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Rapid Neurocognitive Eye Tracking Predicts Impairment on Conventional Neuropsychological Tests after Mild TBI von Ettenhofer, Mark, Hungerford, Lars, Cordero, Evelyn, Mullins, Lynita

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Expectation About Rest Post-concussion Among Service Members May be Associated With Neurobehavioral Symptoms von Cecchini, Amy, Gregory, Emma, Bailie, Jason, Mullins, Lynita, Ettenhofer, Mark, Remigio-Baker, Rosemay, Andrews, Taylor, Cole, Wesley

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Video Tracking of Cancellation Is Sensitive to Acute Brain Impairment and Disability (P3.226) von Mullins, Lynita, Mark, Victor, Woods, Adam, Banasiewicz, Mary

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Beliefs About the Influence of Rest During Concussion Recovery May Predict Activity and Symptom Progression Within an Active Duty Military Population von Remigio-Baker, Rosemay A., Gregory, Emma, Cole, Wesley R., Bailie, Jason M., McCulloch, Karen L., Cecchini, Amy, Stuessi, Keith, Andrews, Taylor R., Mullins, Lynita, Ettenhofer, Mark L.

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