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New Concussion Treatment Allows Hockey Player to Return to Ice in Time for NHL Playoffs

(May 1, 2007)

When Buffalo Sabres center Tim Connolly took the ice for the start of the NHL playoffs after being sidelined for 11 months with post-concussion syndrome, his return in large part was due to a new treatment program developed by University at Buffalo researchers. 

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