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Here is the website for University at Buffalo's Concussion Clinic run by Dr. Leddy. I've been in this program since April and he really has a good understanding of PCS. I don't know if he can help you, but I know that my involvement in the program is very helpful for me.

http://concussion.buffalo.edu/

now it's my right toes feeling the pins and needles. it started at 4:00, and i can feel it at rest and while i'm using it. no responses yet from anyone in any of the message boards. what's a girl gotta do to get some support? trying not to become my limitations. wii workout was good- did 5 yoga poses and one of the balance games.

here are some links i found: http://www.findingdulcinea.com/news/health/September-October-08/Little-Known-Syndrome-Afflicts-Many-After-a-Concussion-.html

"Traditional neurological and radiologic procedures, such as CT, MRI, and EEG, although helpful in identifying more serious concerns (e.g. skull fracture, hematoma, contusion), are not useful in identifying the effects of concussion. Such tests are typically unremarkable or normal, even in athletes sustaining a severe concussion. The reason for this issue is that concussion is a metabolic rather than structural injury. Thus, structural neuroimaging techniques are insensitive to the effects of concussion."
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