Sports neurology is a specialized field focusing on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of neurological injuries in athletes. It integrates neuroscience, sports medicine, and rehabilitation to address concussions, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and long-term neurodegenerative effects associated with repetitive head trauma.

The Sports Neurology session highlights how emerging science and technology improve athlete safety and cognitive recovery. Researchers discuss biomechanical thresholds, biomarkers of brain injury, and neurocognitive assessment tools that guide return-to-play decisions.

At the Sports Neurology Conference, neurologists, sports physicians, physiotherapists, and neuroscientists share the latest findings on brain performance optimization, concussion protocols, and neurorehabilitation strategies. The session also examines gender-specific outcomes, youth-sports safety, and policy guidelines promoting brain health in athletics.

This session is ideal for clinicians, athletic trainers, neuropsychologists, and policy experts working to enhance neurological protection in competitive and recreational sports. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of acute care, long-term monitoring, and neuroplastic recovery in athletes.

Recent breakthroughs in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) research demonstrate how neuroimaging biomarkers and AI-driven concussion analytics can accurately evaluate injury severity and predict recovery trajectories.