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over 2 years ago

In 2023 it was Matt Stafford. In 2022 in was Tua Tagovailoa. In 2019 it was Mason Rudolph. The #fencingreflex posture displayed by these #NFL players after a severe concussive impact should never be ignored or minimized. #concussions #ATRN https://t.co/qnnRjYV7ic

MAC_Alliance's tweet photo. In 2023 it was Matt Stafford.
In 2022 in was Tua Tagovailoa.
In 2019 it was Mason Rudolph.
The #fencingreflex posture displayed by these #NFL players after a severe concussive impact should never be ignored or minimized. #concussions #ATRN
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MAC Alliance @MAC_Alliance

over 3 years ago

When the announcers rationalize “well, at least he can move all 4 extremities,” we know much more education is needed re: #concussions. Read more about #asymmetricaltonicneckreflex (#ATNR), AKA the #fencingreflex, #fencingresponse or #fencingposture: https://t.co/qnnRjYUzsE (4/4)

MAC Alliance @MAC_Alliance

almost 6 years ago

After an acceleration/deceleration #braininjury, #ATNR (aka the #fencingreflex) can occur. It resembles the “en garde” fencing stance & can be a warning sign of severe #concussion impact. We saw it happen to #Steelers q-back #MasonRudolph back in 10/2019. https://t.co/YiZ3quHzWj

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