At SPARCC, our providers, students, and interns are constantly working to further sports medicine and concussion care through clinical research. Our amazing team is presenting several clinical research studies and an oral case study at the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine (AMSSM) annual meeting on April 15 & 16 in Houston, TX.
Dr. Mo and Tyler Marx at the 2019 Conference 
Katelyn Paulsen presenting on near point convergence and return to learn 
Manpreet Sahnan presenting on the relationship between academic and exercise tolerance 
From left: Katelyn, Dr. Mo, Tyler, Manpreet, and Nitin 
Dr. Mo and Manpreet Sahnan at AMSSM 2019 
Dr. Mo and Julia Howard at AMSSM 2019 
Dr. Mo, Julia Howard, and Dr. Nitin Prabhakar at AMSSM 2019
Ophthalmic Pathology in a
Harris Ahmed MPH1, Morgan Long1, Samuel Richardson1, Mohammed Mortazavi MD
Near Point of Convergence as a Clinical Predictor for Exercise Tolerance
Tyler Marx2, Mohammed Mortazavi MD, Jon Minor MD, Hirsch Handmaker MD3
Near Point Convergence and King Devick Test: Predictors of Prolonged Concussive Syndrome?
Julia Howard MHS4, Nitin Prabhakar MD5, Dan Hekmatian2, Jon Minor MD, Mohammed Mortazavi MD
Near Point Convergence Prediction of Return to School
Katelyn Paulsen2, Mohammed Mortazavi MD, Hirsch Handmaker MD3
The Relationship between Academic and Exercise Tolerance in Pediatric Concussion Cases
Manpreet Sahnan BS2, Nitin Prabhakar MD5, Jon Minor MD, Mohammed Mortazavi MD
Affiliations
1. Medical Student at Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine at New Mexico State University
2. Clinical and Research Intern at SPARCC
3. CACTIS Foundation
4. Clinical Researcher at SPARCC and Medical Student at Midwestern University of Arizona
5. Clinical Researcher at SPARCC and Resident at THMEP
Image courtesy of AMSSM annual meeting website. https://annualmeeting.amssm .org
