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350Though my stance on the issue will remain that we must endeavour to change as little as possible because the sport is becoming shorter and safer and to ruin the character of boxing would be criminal changing all the rules and regulations and age limitations would be like changing the shape of a football so it doesn't roll properly Chronic traumatic encephalopathy was first discovered in 1928 by Dr Harrison Martland who called it punch drunk syndrome because of the way it made sufferers behave in the short and long term After this over the next 75 years many researchers reported finding similar symptoms in boxers and American football players The actual pathology is very complex
There have been many studies of athletes e g Corsellis in 1973 in a study with 15 retired boxers he first identified the pathology of Chronic traumatic encephalopathy with repeated mild head trauma and these have produced consistent findings that have become the trademark signs of chronic traumatic encephalopathy We see anterior Cavum septum pellucidum and posterior fenestrations as well this happens when the impact shifts the brain within the head causing strain upon the tissues in the brain