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  Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is a progressive neurodegenerative syndrome resulting from blunt force impacts on the head, either singular or repetitive, leading to the transfer of acceleration-deceleration forces to the brain. Symptoms of CTE may initially resemble those of acute traumatic brain injury (TBI), persisting after documented brain trauma or emerging after a latent period that can span from days to decades. Clinical manifestations of CTE typically include mood disorders, cognitive and behavioral impairments, as well as sensorimotor deficits. Despite the common prolonged latency period, some individuals may experience symptoms without a significant delay. Acute concussion symptoms, such as headache, blurred vision, amnesia, tinnitus, fatigue, and slurred speech, are expected to resolve within a few weeks if managed appropriately. Age is identified as a risk factor for CTE development, particularly during youth when the brain is still maturing, as injuries sus...