Field Implementation of iDETECT

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for total score of NP will be computed and compared with the trainer's determination of clinical concussion to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for total score of NP will be computed and compared to the ImPACT score to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for NP response will be computed and compared trainer's determination of clinical concussion to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for NP response will be computed and compared the ImPACT score to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for iDETECT total score will be compared to the trainer's final clinical determination of concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for iDETECT total score will be compared to the SCAT 3 score. SCAT3 is a standardized tool for evaluating injured athletes for concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for SI battery time will be computed and compared to the trainer's determination of clinical concussion to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for SI battery time will be computed and compared to BESS score to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.The SI battery requires participants to utilize primary sensory inputs to assess the state of a virtual balance beam displayed within the iDETECT visor immersive environment without standing.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for SI battery number of overshoots will be computed and compared to the BESS score to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for VO battery angle distance in target motion prediction will be computed and compared to the trainer's determination of clinical concussion to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) will be computed and compared to the King-Devick score (time and number of errors).

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for VO battery angle difference in target motion interference will be computed and compared to the trainer's determination of clinical concussion to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

The area under the receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve (the concordance index) for VO battery angle difference in target motion interference will be computed and compared to the to King-Devick score (time and number of errors) to find out if iDETECT is as accurate in diagnosing concussion.

Difference in iDETECT total score from baseline to time of concussion will be used to calculate the degree of discrimination in concussed athletes.

Mean scores between cases and controls will be compared on iDETECT. Change is defined as the difference in scores from baseline to the end of the season.

Mean scores between cases and controls will be compared using the SCAT3. Change is defined as the difference in scores from baseline to the end of the season.

Subjects are asked to remember a group of 12 words displayed one at a time. They are then shown 24 words and asked to respond 'YES' for a word in the original list and 'NO' for a word that was not in the original list. Subjects are scored on the number of words they correctly remember being on the list.

Subjects are asked to remember a group of 12 words displayed one at a time. They are then shown 24 words and asked to respond 'YES' for a word in the original list and 'NO' for a word that was not in the original list. Subjects are scored on the number of words they correctly remember being on the list. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 3 days post injury to 10 days post injury.

Subjects are asked to remember a group of 12 words displayed one at a time. They are then shown 24 words and asked to respond 'YES' for a word in the original list and 'NO' for a word that was not in the original list. Subjects are scored on the number of words they correctly remember being on the list. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 10 days post injury to 30 days post injury.

Subjects are presented a shape stimulus with 3 characteristics: shape, color, and crosshatch orientation and asked to remember the object. The subject selects the correct shape with 'YES' and each incorrect shape with 'NO'. Score is calculated by correctly selecting the shape.

Subjects are presented a shape stimulus with 3 characteristics: shape, color, and crosshatch orientation and asked to remember the object. The subject selects the correct shape with 'YES' and each incorrect shape with 'NO'. Score is calculated by correctly selecting the shape. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 3 days post injury to 10 days post injury.

Subjects are presented a shape stimulus with 3 characteristics: shape, color, and crosshatch orientation and asked to remember the object. The subject selects the correct shape with 'YES' and each incorrect shape with 'NO'. Score is calculated by correctly selecting the shape. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 10 days post injury to 30 days post injury.

Subjects are asked to respond to an arrow with 2 characteristics: orientation and color. If the arrow is blue, they select the side that the arrow is pointing. If the arrow is red, they select the side opposite from where it is pointing. Score is calculated by the number of correct responses.

Subjects are asked to respond to an arrow with 2 characteristics: orientation and color. If the arrow is blue, they select the side that the arrow is pointing. If the arrow is red, they select the side opposite from where it is pointing. Score is calculated by the number of correct responses. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 3 days post injury to 10 days post injury.

Subjects are asked to respond to an arrow with 2 characteristics: orientation and color. If the arrow is blue, they select the side that the arrow is pointing. If the arrow is red, they select the side opposite from where it is pointing. Score is calculated by the number of correct responses. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 10 days post injury to 30 days post injury.

Subjects view a series of faces one at a time and choose if the face has been shown before. The subject selects 'YES' if the face shown is the same as the previous or 'NO' if it is not. Score is calculated by the number of correct responses.

Subjects are asked to recite words from the word recall test after a five minute delay. Score is calculated by the number of words correctly recalled.

Subjects are asked to recite words from the word recall test after a five minute delay. Score is calculated by the number of words correctly recalled. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 3 days post injury to 10 days post injury.

Subjects are asked to recite words from the word recall test after a five minute delay. Score is calculated by the number of words correctly recalled. Change is defined as the difference in scores from 10 days post injury to 30 days post injury.