Concussions appear in many sports across Odessa district
ProCare physician Trapper OConnell notes concussions span football, soccer, cheerleading, ice hockey and even track and field with better reporting. He explains symptoms and orientation are key and that return to play follows a weeklong, symptom free protocol starting with light aerobic work, using ImPACT for baseline and post injury assessments in Odessa Independent School District active programs.
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Odessa High School
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Concussion care tips from orthopedic clinic director
Trapper O Connell of rroCare Orthopedics offers guidance after a suspected concussion. Rest and observation are advised. seek urgent care for alarming changes. Limit activities and screen time. do not take non prescribed meds. Symptoms include headache nausea balance voice or behavior changes and altered consciousness.
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rroCare Orthopedics
Texas lizard listing sparks sand mine conservation talks
Defenders of Wildlife and the Center for Conservation Innovation explore listing the Permian Basin lizard as endangered amid nine active sand mines and up to 18 more planned. Analysts warn listing could thwart industry while comptroller seeks voluntary conservation with four companies already participating.
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Defenders of Wildlife
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Fish and Wildlife
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Fish and Wildlife Service
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Atlas Sand Company
Alpine Silica
Fairmount Santrol
Hi-Crush
Atlas Sand
Kermit
Defenders of
Man Charged with Sexual Assault in Odessa
Odessa police charged Louis Romero Granado a 41 year old man with sexual assault after a 28 year old woman reported waking to an assault. Officers responded to the northeast Odessa call around 11 38 p m and booked Granado into the Ector County Detention Center on Sept 25 with a 100 000 bond.
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Louis Romero Granado
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Ector County Detention Center
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