What Is A ташюааfencingюаб юааresponseюаб Positionтащ Following Head Trauma Miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa is examined during the first half of the team’s nfl football game against the cincinnati bengals, thursday, sept. 29, 2022, in cincinnati. (ap photo jeff dean) tua tagovailoa stumbled to the ground, his legs wobbly and unable to walk to the huddle after banging his head sunday. Abnormal posturing can be a sign of severe brain injury, where some muscles are briefly incapacitated, while the opposing one are still contracting, possibly in response to pain.
Tua The Fencing Response Concussions Neuwirth Law Miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa (1) is sacked by cincinnati bengals' josh tupou (68) during the first half of an nfl football game, thursday, sept. 29, 2022, in cincinnati. Edit: as some of you kindly pointed out, the most recent injury looks more like a fencing response rather than posturing, especially considering how hes recovered so far. at the same time all you critics conveniently ignored the majority of the post and the main premise that he exhibited a clear "no go" sign following the hit against the bills. A lot of people are wondering about the positioning of tagovailoa’s hands after the injury in the bengals game — his hands were splayed above his head after his head hit the ground. this is likely what is known as a “fencing response position,” which is “an overt indicator of injury force magnitude and midbrain localization to aid in. Explainer: tua tagovailoa, fencing response and nfl protocol. updated sep. 30, 2022 1:16 a.m. et. associated press. tua tagovailoa stumbled to the ground, his legs wobbly and unable to walk to the.
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