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comprehensively characterize clinical presentation course care concussion among 5 11yearold children identifying preinjury injury factors potentially influencing clinical outcomes singleinstitution retrospective cohort study using electronic health record data children ages 5 11 years concussion july 1 2014 june 30 2015 electronic health record data abstracted 20 random sample 292 patients threefourths patients 743 presenting concussion care standardized visiovestibular assessment performed almost eventually sought specialty care 929 also assessment 429 patients initially seen emergency department urgent care examined manner assessed 627 n 136 demonstrated deficits children ages 911 years frequently exhibiting deficits younger counterparts 679 vs 532 p 03 almost patients 959 reported least 1 somatic symptom eg headache dizziness onehalf twothirds reported problems sleep 541 visiovestibular symptoms 661 116 children referred rehabilitation therapies less onehalf concussed patients 438 provided letter recommending school accommodations somatic symptoms sleep problems visiovestibular deficits common elementary schoolaged children concussion specific visiovestibular clinical assessments often performed particularly emergency department setting recommendations school accommodations often provided time concussion diagnosis incorporating standardized visiovestibular assessment practice could facilitate early targeted school accommodations thereby improve return learning elementary schoolaged children concussion