From the NeuroLUX Physician Team

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Evidence-based articles on concussion, traumatic brain injury, diagnostic testing, and recovery, written and reviewed by our physician team.

Diagnostics

Why a Normal MRI or CT Doesn't Rule Out a Brain Injury

Routine imaging is built to catch bleeding and fractures, not the subtle functional changes concussion can cause. Here's what more sensitive testing can add.

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Recovery & Daily Life

Returning to Work or School After a Concussion

There's no universal timeline. Here's how a structured, individualized evaluation supports the decision instead.

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Recovery & Daily Life

Why Concussion Symptoms Can Change or Worsen Weeks After Injury

Recovery isn't a single fixed curve. Here's why symptoms can shift, plateau, or resurface, and when it's worth a follow-up evaluation.

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For Attorneys & Referrals

What to Expect at an Independent Medical Examination (IME) for a Brain Injury Case

What an IME is, why one might be requested, and what happens during a neurological IME at NeuroLUX.

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Diagnostics

Post-Concussion Syndrome: What It Is and When to Seek Further Evaluation

Persistent symptoms after a concussion aren't unusual, but some patterns are worth a structured evaluation. Here's what the research shows.

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Diagnostics

qEEG and Brain Mapping Explained: What These Tests Measure and Why They're Used Alongside Imaging

Quantitative EEG and brain mapping add functional data that imaging alone can't capture. Here's what these tests actually measure, and why they're never read as a standalone result.

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Diagnostics

DTI MRI Explained: How It Differs From a Standard MRI

Diffusion tensor imaging measures the brain's white matter in a way standard MRI can't. Here's how it works, what the research shows, and why it's never read alone.

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Symptoms

Sleep Disruption After a Concussion: Why It Happens and Why It's Worth Mentioning to Your Care Team

Poor sleep after a concussion is common, easy to underestimate, and can slow recovery. Here's why it happens and why our physician team asks about it at every visit.

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Symptoms

Mood and Cognitive Symptoms After a Concussion: Why They Often Appear Together

Trouble concentrating and low mood or anxiety often show up together after mTBI. Here's what the research shows about the connection, and why our physician team evaluates both as one picture.

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Symptoms

Post-Traumatic Headache: How It Differs From an Ordinary Headache and When It Warrants Evaluation

Headache after a concussion isn't the same as an everyday headache. Here's how it's diagnosed differently, and when it's worth a closer look.

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Symptoms

Balance and Dizziness After a Concussion: Why Vestibular Symptoms Deserve Their Own Evaluation

Balance problems and dizziness after a concussion are common and often overlooked. Here's what the research shows, and how our physician team evaluates it.

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Have questions about a specific symptom or situation?

These articles are educational. For guidance on your specific situation, an evaluation with our physician team is the right next step.